Sentence examples for policy strengthening from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems would push Labour to the left on foreign policy, strengthening those who wish to cut the plans for Trident and making common cause with those who wish to further European integration.

TAIPEI, Taiwan — The Third Plenum, a gathering of Chinese Communist Party leaders to set economic policy, ended this month with a raft of economic and social reforms that were praised by Western observers: giving the market a greater hand in setting prices, relaxing the one-child policy, strengthening land rights and shoring up the social safety net.

The use of the distance learning strategy, through a virtual environment for the application of the Virtual Course on PHC-based Pharmaceutical Service for managers, is appropriate and confirmed its valuable role in public policy strengthening.

The educational system, which is a government institution, and overall policy strengthening and enforcement need to be tackled in concert – and hypothetically can be now that the governments have stabilised to a certain degree.

The final section discussed the ways forward in terms of examining the role of China and India in terms of national policy strengthening as well as in global agenda setting.

He said Americans must choose "between a national security policy hobbled by fear, and a policy strengthened by shared hopes".

It was reported that he told the meeting Clinton's background in foreign policy strengthened her candidacy.

"Some underestimate the influence of a first lady but from Martha [Washington] and Abigail [Adams] through Nancy and beyond, these women have shaped policy, strengthened resolve and drawn on our better angels.

DOI responds that "the addition of the scientific integrity officers as outlined in this new policy strengthens Interior's commitment to transparent, science-based decision-making".

Moreover, "zero school choice" policy strengthens the effect of the school district and exacerbates the behavior of selecting a school by buying a house.

This is because this policy strengthens the wedge between supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage and homosexuality.