Sentence examples for policies acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Rarely are Western policies acknowledged as being part of the problem.

Mr. Trudeau, whose campaign was long on speeches about reviving public participation in Canadian politics and short on specific policies, acknowledged that he would inevitably disappoint some of his supporters.

Mr Schleicher, who earned his praise from Mr Gove as the man who collates evidence about the performance of all education systems - which the majority of governments use to help formulate their education policies, acknowledged that bonus and incentives on offer to teachers were a strength of the UK's education system - lifting them to above the OECD average in their middle years of service.

In brief: one recognized the need for a better coordination of environmental and public health policies, acknowledged the added value of policy-oriented, interdisciplinary research (teams), and the valuable contribution of social and communication scientists.

If policies acknowledge and embrace our humanity and culture, then programs can be designed to do the same.

Critics of the country's cultural policies acknowledge that compared with past practices, direct censorship of popular music is relatively uncommon.

HONG KONG — China's cabinet issued on Wednesday its first white paper on rare earth industry policies, acknowledging that poorly regulated mining of rare earth metals had caused widespread environmental damage and promising an extensive cleanup and a crackdown on illegal mines.

At the national level, most developing country policies acknowledge that rapid population growth inhibits their efforts to reduce extreme poverty, ensure food security, preserve the environment and improve overall standards of living.

Michele Cahill, Mr. Klein's senior counselor for education policy, acknowledged that fulfilling the transfer policy this year was "a challenge," and that problems were created "in some particular schools".

James Featherby, chair of the Church's Ethical Investment Advisory Group, said the revision of the policy acknowledged "the importance of access to credit for all members of society.

Luigi Casero, a member of Parliament for Mr. Berlusconi's party and its chief of economic policy, acknowledged that the scandal was a "huge case" and threatened investor trust in Italy's markets.