Sentence examples for forefront of policy from inspiring English sources
Yet McRae and Petrie should not be at the forefront of policy; they have become soft targets.
THE debate over government debt and its relationship to economic growth is at the forefront of policy debates across the industrialized world.
As sustainability concerns in the field of health care rise, the value of care has come to the forefront of policy decision-making.
Concern about this situation has pushed community colleges which also play a key role in retraining to the forefront of policy discussions.
Through a combination of training, capacity building, research, advocacy and community action, the project helped improve the school-to-work transition of Roma youth and helped propel Roma and non-Roma teenagers to the forefront of policy development.
Given the present conditions of demographic growth and the complicated transition toward market economies in Central Asia, the problems of food security and designing policies to achieve it without compromising economic growth are at the forefront of policy agendas in these countries.
Conservative policymakers have been at the forefront of policies to get Americans back to work, calling to increase the Earned Income Tax Credit to counteract low wages, reform the safety net to reduce work disincentives, and introduce relocation credits to encourage people to move for a job.
The high cost, rising prevalence, and documented quality gap has positioned diabetes in the forefront of policies benchmarking performance.
Other acceptable choices would include former Vice-President Al Gore, who is extremely well versed in foreign policy matters and would bring environmental concerns to the forefront of U.S. policy if he were chosen.
New environmental policy instruments (NEPIs) (market-based instruments and environmental agreements) have moved to the forefront of environmental policy in recent years.
"Nationally, New Jersey is looked on as being in the forefront of environmental policy," she said.
