Sentence examples for forward-thinking policy from inspiring English sources

She plays Jules – stressed and unsatisfied, like all career women, and now landed with an adorable old guy as her assistant, due to her firm's forward-thinking policy of hiring "senior interns".

To seek out novelists as members of a show's writing team is extremely rare but just such a forward-thinking policy - specifically the use of a triumvirate of America's finest urban crime novelists - has played a major part in making The Wire into the most acclaimed and groundbreaking TV drama in decades.

In conversations with my fellow panelists and leading Republicans, I was strongly impressed by the party's leadership's commitment to a forward-thinking policy in Africa.

House Republicans have not only stymied congressional action to stop dangerous climate change by opposing every forward-thinking policy, but they have repeatedly tried to roll back the landmark Clean Air Act, which enabled President Obama to put forward an executive branch Climate Action Plan.

He should start by appointing an independent-minded secretary of agriculture who shares his concern for our nation's youth, our national health, global development, the environment, and animals, and he should create a National Food Policy Council and appoint a food-policy "czar" to oversee and coordinate a comprehensive and forward-thinking policy.

Ten years ago Mexico introduced an ambitious and forward-thinking policy for improving the oral health of marginalized communities, in part based on a realistic and proven preventive and restorative treatment protocol.

Prosecutors are implementing forward-thinking policies all over the country — in Philadelphia, in Houston, in Denver.

When he takes the time to talk about energy policy, Dr. Smalley says meeting the needs of 2050 will require a commitment to new technology and forward-thinking policies like the one enunciated by President John F. Kennedy in his 1961 call to put an American on the moon.

Thanks to your bold and forward-thinking policies, the Doomsday Clock has been moved back by one minute!

In Gilbert, Arizona, where the average age of residents is 32, the town went, in just six years, from having no established communications department to boasting a six-person Office of Digital Government responsible for "developing forward-thinking policies for and implementation of social media, digital communications, web initiatives and other tools to better serve the public".

It takes organizing and smart, forward-thinking policies from a grassroots level.