Sentence examples for policy strands from inspiring English sources
So the chancellor will try to knit together a variety of small, fairly cheap policy strands, such as measures to help small businesses with credit, into a coherent growth strategy.
Time For Action, published in November 2008, set out seven policy "strands" (page 53), each informed by contributions to seminars held by the Mayor the preceding September (see page 62) but also a more general commitment to increasing support and opportunity for the young, in particular the less advantaged.
This paper considers the tension inherent in these two policy strands.
Following some key dimensions of the policy-paradigm change debate, I will defend the position that the ICP is a new policy strand aiming to foster communication and relations among people with different backgrounds – including nationals – and to focus on common bonds rather than differences.
Broader public health research was put into the 'eighth' Policy strand.
Die-hard leftists who still back Mr. Bo and his populist policies detected strands of a grand political conspiracy.
The policy analysis strand of economic analysis of law often implicitly adopts some variant of legal positivism as its understanding of the concept of law.
"In a week when the focus shifted to monetary tightening, those nations where monetary policy seems stranded on an island of weak growth and abundant capacity have seen currencies suffer," said Andrew Wilkinson, senior market analyst at Interactive Brokers.
We shall call one strand policy analysis and the second strand political economy.[2] These two strands may be differentiated along a number of dimensions.
This includes green and environmental policy targets and strands of public administration.
Social policy is another strand: fewer teenage pregnancies, of which Britain has the highest rate in Western Europe, would mean fewer young, unqualified single mothers struggling to make ends meet.Will the government succeed in eradicating poverty however it is measured?
