Sentence examples for joined-up policy from inspiring English sources

Joined-up policy would pay heed.

I've previously outlined a more joined-up policy on terrorism.

Joined-up policy implementation coordinates the actions of agencies involved in delivering services so as to simplify them for citizens.

Related to this, the second was that I expected to see more joined-up policy thinking emerge.

Joined-up policy making brings together all the agencies involved in dealing with intractable problems such as juvenile crime or rural poverty.

But the lack of joined-up policy in Westminster didn't originate with this government; New Labour until 2010 was just as bad.

The commission can propose a panoply of measures aimed at creating more joined-up policies.

Ted Watson Brighton Scrapping Trident would help Jeremy Corbyn develop some of the bold and joined-up policies his anti-austerity programme badly needs.

The EuroCities network, whose members are the elected governments of more than 130 of Europe's largest cities, aims to connect cities directly with EU-level decision-making to develop more joined-up policies.

As well as access to Downing Street advisers, the report says committees need to take evidence on "joined-up" policies involving more than one Whitehall department, including the Treasury.

In education, testing and league tables have been replaced by joined-up policies for lifelong learning taking inspiration from the high-achieving Scandinavian nations rather than the low-achieving Anglo-Saxon ones.