Sentence examples for policy of achieving from inspiring English sources

The mayor said he had been impressed by Socialist Action's policy of achieving as much as it could through reforms of the system.

However, the increasing grain import contradicts its food security policy of achieving a 95% grain self-sufficiency rate.

In our country, education begins from childhood and the early stages of life, to nurture those who can lead the country in accordance to the policy of achieving progress and prosperity, and preventing social ills and extremism.

It also implicitly references a brawl the Turnbull government has been indulging with state governments over their state-based renewable energy targets, by requiring an examination of the "integration of climate change and energy policy, including the impact of state-based policies on achieving an effective national approach".

This comparison is feasible because of similar insurance policy for achieving the first delivery in both environments; in Massachusetts, the insurance benefits of up to six IVF cycles were offered to many patients [ 27].

"This is the antithesis of a sensible policy for achieving better public value for money while safeguarding the British solar industry".

Mike Landy, head of policy at the Solar Trade Association, added: "This is the antithesis of a sensible policy for achieving better public value for money while safeguarding the British solar industry".

I don't know if there even is a "right" policy, in the sense of achieving everything one would wish to achieve.

Besides avoiding the political criticism associated with sharply increasing spending, using the tax system as a way of achieving policy goals had another advantage.

Finding the balance is not a matter of achieving policy perfection; whatever program we devise, some people will put in more and some will take out more.

American disengagement from Iraq and Afghanistan without victory contributes to a related impression that America's unquestioned military superiority isn't worth much in terms of achieving policy objectives on the ground.