Sentence examples for substantial policy changes from inspiring English sources

What's more, as Cassidy says, the politics of security and counterterrorism may stand in the way of any substantial policy changes.

All diplomats agreed that Cuba could survive this year without substantial policy changes, but the financial situation could become fatal within 2-3 years.

Without substantial policy changes, our self-image, and the image we project to the world, will diminish — and so will our economic standing and stability.

Environment campaigners welcomed the committee's proposals but warned that substantial policy changes were needed from the Scottish government, which is pressing ahead with plans to cut air passenger duty in Scotland by at least 50% from April 2018 and continues to heavily invest in roadbuilding.

Substantial policy changes to control obesity, limit chronic disease, and reduce air pollution emissions, including greenhouse gasses, have been recommended.

In reality, however, the laws were revised, not as a result of the scientific developments, but as a spillover from other policy agendas: the enactment of the Public Health Services Act in the US, and the revision of social security systems in Japan, without substantial policy changes.

It is to his credit that by force of will he overcame internal opposition to deliver substantial policy change, one of the most difficult things to achieve in government.

Concern for such issues has led to substantial policy change in the UK in recent decades.

This article discusses how research evidence has contributed to the substantial policy change in the last two decades.

Ad hoc discourses qualifying the Syrians as guests and brothers circulated in the public sphere generate a space where politicians configure, transmit, and initiate politics ideationally, rather than vouchsafing substantial policy change in effect to governance towards a comprehensive policy change in the asylum regime.

People both within and outside the party differ on their analysis of the transformation of the Moderate Party, with some arguing that the party is mainly honing the way it describes its visions, and others suggesting that it constitutes a substantial policy change towards the centre.