Sentence examples for opportunity plans from inspiring English sources

They assert that the president has broad powers to issue procurement regulations, just as President John Kennedy did in requiring federal contractors to have companywide equal employment opportunity plans.

Other presidents have used executive orders to upgrade labor standards for employees of federal contractors, including President Kennedy, who required federal contractors to have companywide equal employment opportunity plans, and President Johnson, who prohibited racial discrimination and other bias in hiring by federal contractors.

During his 2009 re-election campaign, he called it "more obvious today than ever," and he promoted a "five-borough economic opportunity plan".

His ubiquitous TV commercials, radio ads and glossy mailers promote a "five-borough economic opportunity plan" to combat his sometimes Manhattan-centric image.

UC's Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan ensures in 2009-10 thallall needy students with household incomes below $60,000 receive gift aid covering system-wide fees up to their need level.

That's why I launched my Opportunity Plan, a five-point agenda to expand opportunity for women in the workplace to ensure middle class families are getting a fair shot to thrive in the 21st century economy.

He appointed Yazid Sabeg, a business leader of Berber origin, to oversee an equal opportunities plan.

Senior Conservative and Labour activists in some of the most hotly contested marginal seats have voiced concerns that the "air war" being conducted by David Cameron and Ed Miliband through photo opportunities, planned policy announcements and television appearances is not cutting through with voters.

Strategies may include high-level, system-organising frameworks, pilot initiatives and/or funding opportunities (planned or in progress).

The key characteristics of magnet hospitals, as identified in this first report, included participatory and supportive management style, decentralised organisational structure, clinical career opportunities, planned orientation of staff, and an emphasis on in-service/continuing education.

Good old NTT, seeing the opportunity, also plans to do more marketing abroad.