Sentence examples for ground policy from inspiring English sources

(The proposal has yet to become law).Many countries struggle to work out how to ground policy in sound science.

He has not only made far better use of the two months following the major primaries than Mr Gore; he has also outperformed him on what ought to be Mr Gore's strongest ground, policy wonkery.

Activists on the ground, policy development, funding, campaign resources and the themes underpinning the work plans of the party's committees must all come under the overriding priority of a rebirth of community politics.

But Lisa Graves, director of the Center for Media and Democracy, a liberal nonprofit group that has researched Alec's policies, said documents obtained by her group show that Wal-Mart at the very least participated in the passage of the Stand Your Ground policy at the business association through Ms. Scott's leadership of the criminal justice committee.

With a "no boots on the ground" policy in Libya, Western nations have found it hard to dislodge Colonel Qaddafi from power, as his forces have dug in around the capital, Tripoli, and other strategic cities where he retains at least some support among the civilian populations.

On Afghanistan, Mr Modi is likely to continue with India's "no-boots on the ground" policy.

As Yglesias rightly pointed out, Tuesday's speech didn't break much new ground policy-wise, and the economic measures that Obama is promoting — extending the payroll tax cut; allowing the Bush tax cuts for high earners to expire; spending a bit more on infrastructure and research — are hardly up to the task of reversing thirty years of pro-inequality policies.

Stand Your Ground policies have the odd effect of giving average citizens more legal leeway to shoot at others than either the nation's police or armed forces have, said Simmons.

"However, possibly because of the legacy of his party, we are yet to see substantial on-the-ground policy improvements.

With a "no-boots-on-the-ground policy" in Libya, the French, British and United States governments are hoping that the rebels, with the aid of alliance airstrikes, will be able to topple the Qaddafi government.

The ecosystemic approach grounds policy making in a scientific understanding of the environment, the ecosystem paradigm.