Sentence examples for policy prominence from inspiring English sources
Low carbon development has gained policy prominence and is a concern of both environment and development policy globally and in China and India.
There is, however, another reason for the new policy prominence of economists: it is part of a broader social trend, the triumph of the nerds.
But, arguably, advancing towards a system of high-quality and affordable childcare, a more aggressive approach to low pay, and action to address the rising cost of living and personal debt might have had greater policy prominence.
In partial answer, Fidler offers three conceptualizations to clarify global health's recent rise in foreign policy prominence: revolution, remediation and regression [ 119].
However, RTIP has recently been quite successful in achieving policy prominence, and appears to have coalesced around somewhat common problem statements and solutions, despite significant differences in epistemologies across the two component sectors.
With health services likely to serve as a key factor in controlling the economic burden of NCDs, assuring affordable access to them in the future will increasingly acquire policy prominence.
These actors may hold monopoly power but will eventually face competition as new actors with alternative policy images gain prominence.
But Mr. Obama did not explicitly criticize Bush administration policies, despite their prominence in the American debate that year.
Anti-inflationary policies grew in prominence.
Hohenlohe's influence virtually ended in 1897, when Bülow became foreign secretary and began to direct a new "world policy" of increasing German prominence in international affairs.
Although language has long been of concern to states, issues of language policy have achieved unprecedented prominence as a concomitant of the expansion of governmental activity and of citizen participation, as well as of the advent of postindustrial conditions that enhance the value of linguistic skills as a form of cultural capital.
