Sentence examples for reduction agenda from inspiring English sources

The government, rather than donors, set out the poverty reduction agenda and at times has rejected the advice of international institutions.

As financial inclusion takes centre stage in the poverty reduction agenda, international development agencies should focus not only on expanding account ownership, but on improving account use as well.

Douglas Alexander, Labour's election co-ordinator, says people will have picked up on the fact that Osborne appeared, as Alexander put it, to endorse a deficit reduction agenda with "glee".

The summit was mindful of the need for the risk reduction agenda to intersect with climate and development related issues and targets.

The role of individual 'champions' in both instances (in Nepal among a national NGO, donors and multilateral agencies, and in Bihar within the government) has been instrumental in shaping the earthquake risk reduction agenda and initiatives.

The harm reduction agenda continues to face many challenges including resistance to substitution treatment, the harm from drug treatment, from poorly designed drug prevention programmes and from repressive counter-narcotics policies and practices.

While nonproliferation and nuclear arms reduction agendas remain central today, as we honor Kennedy's legacy 50 years later, our most critical undertaking as a nation will be to grapple seriously with the existential threat of our time: climate change.

The Statement stresses that fulfillment of this right to protection will directly contribute to the achievement of national socio-economic development and poverty reduction agendas in Africa.

Ever since coming to power, it has twinned its poverty-reduction agenda with an embrace of financial orthodoxy.

General McCaffrey, who has himself fought to fix unfair sentencing laws, nonetheless views much of the harm-reduction agenda as a ploy to pave the way toward full legalization.

Because if such cuts and efficiency savings are possible, why are they not top of the deficit-reduction agenda?