Sentence examples for policy exhortation from inspiring English sources

The government should act by turning the housing rights policy exhortation into a requirement and by giving the Care Quality Commission a brief to report on housing rights progress.

The UK's propensity to ever more intrusive surveillance makes a mockery of its foreign policy exhortations.

In their entire article they have not one policy idea, just an exhortation to "attract votes and voters".

The DH survey is interesting, not because it is necessarily rigorous research – we know little about how it was analysed, the nature of the (self-selected) sample, or the implications of internet access, for example – but because it represents a kind of official account and has been presented as the background to future policy work and to exhortations to the professions to do better.

They managed to recycle without the benefit of government policies or moral exhortations from Greenpeace.

To nudge him on his way Mr Obama closed Libya's embassy in Washington, froze many of his assets and promoted international sanctions.At the beginning of March, in other words, Mr Obama's policy seemed to be regime change by exhortation and sanctions.

Many posters urged greater production and lauded "bumper harvests," as if repeated exhortation could overcome the disastrous policy mistakes of the Great Leap Forward, during which tens of millions of Chinese starved to death.

A research practice that targets effective systemic change, as HPSR does, must be one that entails engagement with various actors within the system (Case study 2) – moving well beyond the oft-invoked exhortation of 'getting research into policy and practice' that implies a schism between the researcher and the researched, and the worlds of knowledge and practice [ 30].

While the Pontiff has struck a different tone toward gays, his "apostolic exhortation" effectively reaffirms the official Catholic policy on gay sexuality and marriage.

"This is an invitation — in fact, an exhortation— to consider the constitutional implications of his policies and to refine his policies to comport with the Constitution," Romero said.

As it turned out, General Pace's exhortation was at odds with both official policy and law: Fragmentary Order 242, issued by Donald Rumsfeld's Pentagon, made it official policy for occupying U.S. troops not to interfere with ongoing Iraqi torture.