Sentence examples for strategy setting out from inspiring English sources
In the years since the collapse of the Soviet Union, neither EU nor European national policymakers have devised a coherent strategy setting out the relationship that Europe wants with the Russian Federation.
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.
"In 2002, we brought in new legislation which requires every local authority in England to produce a strategy setting out how homelessness will be prevented, and new cases of homelessness have been falling since mid- to late 2003 when the strategies were put in place".
The Leadership Council should work with the Government and the Research Councils to produce a Government-backed 'National RAS Strategy', setting out the Government's ambitions, and financial support, for this 'great technology'," the committee adds.
"That's why, in July, the government released a comprehensive new drugs strategy, setting out a balanced approach which brings together police, health, community and global partners to tackle the illicit drug trade, protect the most vulnerable and help those with drug dependency to recover and turn their lives around".
In July, the government published its counter-terrorism strategy setting out the steps we are taking.
This is in line with the strategy set out in the NHS five-year plan.
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.
