Sentence examples for strategy backed from inspiring English sources
His new and widely admired finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has recently tabled an impressive poverty-reduction strategy backed by much more rigorous systems of public administration and accountability.In east Africa, there are also several outstanding partners.
Four years ago, the Government acknowledged the decline in school sport that had taken place during the 1980s and 1990s by launching a new national strategy, backed by £1.5bn of taxpayers' and Lottery money.
Ikea plans to be energy and resource independent by 2020 under an ambitious new sustainability strategy backed by €1.5bn in clean energy investment and unveiled today by the global furniture retailer.
King warned that policies designed to meet a growth target – a strategy backed by the incoming governor, Mark Carney – was unrealistic and for "dreamers", signalling a rift with the man due to take over in Threadneedle Street in the summer after being lured by George Osborne from his post as Canada's central bank chief.
A quick visit to the game's forums shows players discussing strategy, backed up with proper data.
It desires a gaming strategy backed by optimality that integrates ambiguity in solid waste generation, design capacity boundaries, and unitary shipping costs.
Their solution to that puzzle has, all too often, been political interference in the classroom, with ministers setting out "national literacy and numeracy strategies", backed by endless targets and tests.
The earlier examples of corporations suing the Australian and Canadian governments highlight the need for administrative capacity to defend public interests against globally coordinated litigation strategies backed by multinationals, law firms and lobbyists [ 11, 28, 29].
"And that was not a dumb strategy, back when they made that decision.
Dell addressed the issue relatively early, announcing a long-term sustainable packaging strategy back in 2008.
Later, even greater improvements in accuracy brought ICBM basing strategy back to above-ground systems.
