Sentence examples for mobilize policy from inspiring English sources

Increasing the visibility of common resources' contributions may help mobilize policy and programme support.

It provides UNICEF and Special Olympics with a powerful platform to mobilize policy makers, practitioners, families and communities around an agenda for inclusion.

"We need to push the conversation, mobilize policy-making surrounding menstrual health initiatives, support organizations who foster girls' education from the ground up, and within our own homes, we need to rise above our puritanical bashfulness when it comes to talking about menstruation," Markle argued.

Roemer's [Roemer, J. (1998). Equality of opportunity. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.] seminal work on equality of opportunity has contributed to the emergence of a theory of justice that is modern, conceptually clear and easy to mobilize in policy design.

As Keynes was very clear about, the whole point of fiscal stimulus is to mobilize monetary policy and inject liquidity into the economy.

Public health interventions addressing climate change fall within the basic framework of public health: the 3 core functions (assessment, policy development, and assurance) and the 10 essential services (monitor, diagnose and investigate, inform and educate, mobilize, develop policies and plans, enforce, link, assure, evaluate, and research) (Frumkin et al. 2008).

But as Mr. Trump's national security adviser, the targeter is now slated to become the facilitator, charged with mobilizing the policy apparatus rather than simply taking aim at it.

Her work focuses on the relationship between architecture, environmentalism, and social thought in the twentieth-century United States with a particular interest in the ways that environmental ideas are mobilized in policy and through transformations in the built and natural environments.

Achieving a working consensus on how to divide the costs of achieving environmental objectives between resource users and the general community is a key part of mobilizing the policy changes and public resources required to address major resource management challenges in Australia and elsewhere.

For the public to be effectively mobilized into policy debates, they must feel assured they are sufficiently informed and can assume an important role in policymaking [ 34].

It also demonstrates how we actively contribute to, and help sustain, robust multi-stakeholder partnerships to mobilize the technical, policy and financial resources required by countries for policy success.