Sentence examples for promoting policy from inspiring English sources

"He was the perfect foil" for the centrist movement that was promoting policy change, Mr. Swenson said.

On the specific issue of motorcycles and scooters, the Commonwealth should be promoting policy advances at meetings of state and commonwealth transport ministers.

Generic drugs saved consumers and the government $931 billion over the last decade, an industry group said on Wednesday in a report promoting policy changes to increase savings further.

Intent on avoiding past factional wars, he has concentrated on promoting policy issues around which all can rally: infrastructure, industrial policy and apprenticeships, for example.After GorderdämmerungBut avoiding tough decisions and, until recently, the sort of "Clause Four moment" that marked out Mr Blair as a strong leader makes it difficult to appear firm.

Policy entrepreneur theory argues that the mind-set, capacity, and political skills of individuals are crucial in promoting policy innovations.

Some studies show that governments at the county and municipal levels are more active in promoting policy innovation; moreover, political elites inside local governments generally initiate policy innovations (Chen and Yang 2009).

Max Lawson, head of policy at Oxfam, accused the World Bank and IMF of promoting policies that make people poorer.

Rather, he thought the big policy mistake we had made as a culture was in promoting policies that encourage all home purchases, under any circumstance.

"I am committed to promoting policies that enhance the underlying competitiveness of the U.S. economy and ensure that the dollar remains the world's reserve currency," he said.

McCreevy, one of his country's most right-wing politicians, has a dishonourable history of promoting policies that would increase hardship.

Some officials are now even promoting policies and programs aimed at directly encouraging current and former drug dealers to open businesses.