Sentence examples for flagship change from inspiring English sources
Separately, it emerged that the Office for Budget Responsibility had been critical of the DWP over universal credit – its flagship change to the welfare system that rolls six benefits into one.
One flagship change, a long-awaited bill on land acquisition that would make it easier to take land for infrastructure projects in return for compensation, is expected to be passed by the Indonesian House of Representatives this year, although it has faced some resistance.
The second Coalition flagship change to the activation regime–Universal Credit (UC is even more radical in ambition.
"For a policy that was supposed to be a flagship change for education, it is something of a failure to have so few schools opening at this stage," she said.
Both flagship changes to the UK's activation regime are too recent to permit any reliable ex-post evaluations of their effectiveness.
The orchestra has always been the center's flagship, and change there was already in the wind before the report.
France has become the 14th country to legalise same-sex marriage, pushing through François Hollande's flagship social change after months of street protests, political slanging matches and a rise in homophobic attacks.
Deep problems in Europe's carbon trading scheme – its flagship climate change policy – are set to cancel out over 700m tonnes of emissions saved through renewable energy and energy efficiency efforts, according to a new report.
Meanwhile, 60 of the 66 other top-polluting nations have passed flagship climate change laws since 2000.
The study, coauthored by Globe International and the London School of Economics, defines flagship climate change laws as those that include more than one approach, such as pricing carbon, curbing energy demand or spurring energy efficiency.
The United States is the second-worst polluter in the world, after China, and its only "flagship" climate change law is more than 50 years old, according to the Globe Climate Legislation Study released Thursday.
