Sentence examples for policy alignment from inspiring English sources

Sanders' policy alignment with Canada is regional.

Greater policy alignment in achieving health and agricultural objectives is therefore the challenge.

This became evident with the emergence of structured policy reforms and greater advocacy for policy alignment to ensure synergies between the African states (Holloway 2007).

This paper proposes and tests a three-dimensional model of public support design as a framework to compare public incentives for innovation in firms through time and across countries, and consequently to compare forms of policy alignment of innovation objectives in an economy.

This is an area of strong potential bipartisan policy alignment, especially in the Midwest and Great Lakes states.

"This is actually a contradiction of the EU," he told a news conference with his Georgian counterpart after being asked if there was a problem regarding policy alignment with the bloc.

Thasos signaled changes in foreign policy alignments all over Greece.

There were signs in 2007 that China was moderating its foreign policy possibly ahead of the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008 so as to be more of a global "team player," particularly in its most contentious foreign policy alignments: North Korea, Myanmar (Burma), and The Sudan.

The Declaration asserted partner countries' ownership over their own development policies, alignment, harmonization, results and mutual accountability as working principles for effective aid [ 1].

For the moment, there are signs that Mr Obama and Mr Netanyahu have their Iran policy in alignment.

The challenges they observed included the difficulty of achieving a common vision, and a coherent policy for alignment and teacher development.