Sentence examples for strategy set out from inspiring English sources

This is in line with the strategy set out in the NHS five-year plan.

Last week, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy set out payment reporting measures for large businesses, which are designed to support small firms.

The club reversed the clinical, misery-inducing strategy set out by the managing director, Lee Charnley, last season, 60 years after Newcastle last won a domestic trophy, the FA Cup, of in effect surrendering ambition in the cups in favour of aiming for a financially comfortable position in the upper half of the league table.

The Institute for Government (IfG) report, 'System upgrade? the first year of the government's ICT Strategy', set out to assess how effectively the strategy is being implemented, to identify ways to accelerate the implementation of the strategy and maximise its impact on ICT effectiveness, and to learn what works when attempting to drive change across government.

In November, the mayor's Housing Strategy set out plans for 10 potential housing zones.

Work on the design museum could begin in March if councillors approve the funding strategy set out in that report.

The government's strategy sets out to encourage volunteering and social action.

The strategy sets out how the government will improve its ability to trace borrowers and pursue and recover outstanding student loan debt.

She said: "Today's strategy sets out concrete measures to accelerate Britain's transformation from environmental laggard to environmental leader globally, nationally and, most importantly, locally".

The chapter focussing on media strategy sets out the need for a central media organisation supported by provincial and auxiliary agencies.

In two weeks' time the Department of Health will publish the UK Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy, setting out how the Government intends to respond to the challenges outlined by Dame Sally.