Sentence examples for policy threads from inspiring English sources

Blunkett will propose a series of measures to make social mobility a guiding light of a government widely seen to be struggling to bring together its policy threads into a binding message.

Second, we modify page allocation policy to achieve threads in the same group which occupies the same rank but different banks of DRAM.

Some have since split on account of moderation policy, with many threads now expressly prohibiting talk of politics, current affairs and indeed all non-football chat.

But as development policy, the golden thread needs more work.

In desperation, I even left a message on the Stormfront forum asking their members to pitch in and tell me what they wanted from far-right parties on science policy, but my thread was deleted.

In some instances, the conversation has remained focused on gun policy, while other email threads have morphed into discussing personal life beyond the issue at hand.

At the global level, the WHO's Commission on the Social Determinants of Health [ 6] (chaired by Professor Sir Michael Marmot) has drawn attention to the overarching symmetry in understanding and the common threads of policy development between developed and developing nations.

We use a dynamic scheduling policy to assign reads to threads, which allows one thread to immediately start a new alignment without waiting for the completion of the other threads.

These policy differences are a thread on which the Kremlin will continue to pull, and now it knows exactly where the seams are.

The fundamental reason our economy is still depressed after all these years is that so many policy makers lost the thread, forgetting that job creation was their most urgent task.

He explained that although the "conservative" party here would be considered liberal anywhere else and in general, the left and the right agree on the main threads of correctional policy, an influx of immigrants, rising xenophobia and conservative politics lately threaten to undermine the country's progressive system and soft-on-crime approach.