Sentence examples for recurring policy from inspiring English sources

Rebalancing the food marketing landscape' is a recurring policy aim of interventions aimed at constraining food and beverage promotions to children.

How to provide healthcare to this group has been a recurring policy debate across the state this year.

How to provide healthcare to the state's 2.7-million immigrants here illegally has been a recurring policy debate across the state this year.

The other recurring policy issue was controlling costs and quality.

Some abroad bridled and some were reassured by the recurring foreign policy motif of Mr. Obama's address — his resolve that the United States, as it rebuilds at home, will not give up its long-established role as the leader of the free world.

But there is no reason those costs must be borne by a regressive tax vulnerable to recurring struggles over economic policy.

The balance of supply and demand in science--whether we are training too few or too many researchers--is a recurring theme in science policy circles, and it is very much on the minds of many UK astronomers.

19 The aspiration to reverse this downward trend is now a recurring theme of government policy, 20 not least because cycling offers a highly efficient substitute for short car trips of up to several miles.

In the rarefied community that sets many of the terms of national policy making, a recurring theme is the notion that the federal government is subsidizing the "good life" of the nation's elderly at the expense of needed investments in young people, in infrastructure and in innovation.

A recurring argument in the Italian policy debate on Structural Funds refers to the actual capacity of spending the available EU money.

The role of artists in politics and city policy was a recurring theme at IDEAS CITY.