Sentence examples for inviting policy from inspiring English sources

The district's music teachers, who consider one another friends, say that Mr. Schwartzman's open, inviting policy, and the noncompetitive nature of the program, is what creates success.

Your mention of the Sanders campaign in your last blog and the one today "Inviting Policy Ideas for Democracy Schools," brings to mind that this election shows how many people, especially young people, are eager to help make change.

The Chronicle of Higher Education, a venerable publication read by college faculty and administrators nationwide, has been sending invitations all over Washington, inviting policy experts, Capitol Hill staffers, media, and others to an October 19 panel discussion entitled "Student Loan Default Aversion: Forum on Research and Best Practices".

Many experts, lobbyists and opinion makers in business, politics, research centers and the news media here are advocating more inviting policies and programs for both migration and parenthood to counter a long decline in the national birthrate, and to avoid the demographic black hole of zero population growth.

Over the next couple of weeks we will be inviting policy-makers, administrators, and representatives of young German scientists to share with you their opinions on what needs to be done to make the higher education system fit for the 21st century.

At work, Malcomson struggles to make sense of his country's new imperial tenor, inviting seasoned policy makers like George Shultz, Richard Holbrooke and James Baker to submit opinion pieces that he hopes will calm the national appetite for war.

Despite these concerns, the changes remain unacknowledged and herding communities do not raise the issue for fear of inviting government policies banning the Cordyceps collection.

Let me now position interculturalism as a new policy narrative inviting a process of policy paradigm change.

And Wednesday, Paul did: He held his first hearing as chairman of the House Financial Services Committee's subcommittee on monetary policy, inviting two Austrian-school economists and one lonely representative from the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute to debate how Fed policy affects the unemployment rate.

Yet one reason that Morocco has thrived is its enlightened "open skies" policy, inviting any airline to fly in.

EVERY year, the Cato Institute hosts a conference on monetary policy, inviting distinguished academics, policymakers, and journalists to present their views on a wide range of questions.