Sentence examples for landmark policy from inspiring English sources

She dismisses Gove's landmark policy, free schools, as a fad.

Now, as President Obama's landmark policy speech on Thursday made clear, all of that is changing.

But I was looking for a peg to write about this, and then the American Academy of Pediatrics provided it by issuing a landmark policy statement endorsing this new science of toxic stress.

Unfortunately, the uninspiring title of the party's landmark policy paper on the public services, launched last Monday ahead of a big conference debate, suggests party delegates will be fooling themselves if they think they represent any sort of cutting edge.

With energy part of his remit, it might please climate change activists to know that among the achievements he boasts about on his personal website are "landmark policy papers" connected to Britain in the low carbon economy.

In recent years, a number of other colleges and universities have emulated Princeton's landmark policy of reducing what families are expected to pay and replacing loans with grants that need not be repaid.

Building a body of good research often takes time, particularly in the case of landmark policies such as NCLB.

To ensure protection of the Sundarban, the government of Bangladesh devised two landmark policies: the Forest Act (1927) and the Forest Policy (1994).

Joseph Harris explores the dynamics that made landmark policies possible in Thailand and Brazil but which have led to prolonged struggle and contestation in South Africa.

"I don't hold out too much hope with this government, although we should not forget that Conservative governments in the past have introduced landmark policies".

And though he has adopted landmark policies to protect the privacy of illegal immigrants, he has also rankled immigrants' advocates who say city and police officials work too closely with federal authorities, putting many noncriminals at risk of arrest and deportation.