Sentences with phrase «coherent policy»

We need coherent policy to coordinate our response to this problem and to ensure that our efforts are up to the task.

As a people, we need to assume responsibility for making our government effective at arriving at coherent policies and delivering services that we need from it.

Politically, the model provides the government with a narrative and framework for coherent policy.

The interconnection between the three perspectives is critical to creating coherent policy frameworks driven by hard data and scientific evidence, and informed by practitioner expertise.

Despite the fact that environmental factors have already contributed to political unrest in places like Sudan, Arab countries lack coherent policies on climate change.

The senator says the Trump administration is harming its ability to formulate coherent policy toward North Korea's nuclear program and other important issues in Asia.

Recommendation: create a Ministerial Food Forum to ensure strategic and coherent policy development across all agriculture and food system activities.

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The O'Donoghue report concluded that the NAC produced «politicians» rather than advisors, had not adequately represented the diversity of Indigenous interests and had not realised coherent policy positions.

to establish a more coherent policy framework across the whole of the Northern Territory government in relation to Indigenous economic development at the Territory - wide and regional levels.

But to get coherent policy, you'd need political agreement, or at least one - party dominance, and the United States isn't likely to see either of those any time soon.

«To make coherent policy choices, we have to take these feedback effects into account.»

«We are going to be producing some very coherent policies on health, social care, mental health issues and funding.

Action at the national level represents an important opportunity to establish synergy, coherent policy instruments and cost - effective ways for implementation.

The aim is to assess what the implications of ensuring clean water and sanitation for all are for the energy sector, and what policymakers need to do to hit multiple goals with an integrated and coherent policy approach.

policymakers in advancing comprehensive and coherent policies which support and strengthen families, caregivers and infant toddler professionals

There are two parts to achieving that, and Dan concentrates on the need for coherent policies that appeal to voters.

I agree with arguments about the need for the Shadow Cabinet to develop coherent policy and a strategy for the next four years plus a possible year following electoral success.

AFSA has long campaigned for the creation of an inter-departmental Ministerial Food Forum to ensure strategic and coherent policy development and integration of planning in and across departments managing local food and food systems, population health, transport, land use, education, environmental sustainability, natural resources, infrastructure and economic development.

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establish a more coherent policy framework across the whole of the Northern Territory Government in relation to Indigenous economic development at the Territory - wide and regional levels.

Rather than the incremental fiddling that has occurred since the embarrassing Potash fiasco three years ago, the government needs to start again with a coherent policy vision and clear rules.

But to be effective, Yellen must learn from her mistakes and recognize that even a healthy range of views must ultimately be herded into a coherent policy message.

Their coherent policy agenda of tax cuts for high - earners, spending cuts for everyone else, and increased low - skill immigration favors the business lobbies.

The Prime Minister, Mr Cameron, may well find that he becomes remembered more for his headline - grabbing moments pandering to focus groups than for coherent policy.

Lepard offers a way for religious and legal understandings of morality to reinforce one another — perhaps a necessity for formulating a coherent policy regarding humanitarian intervention.

We suggest that a single point of contact only for enforcement carries the risk of a punitive approach rather than coherent policy and planning support for agriculture.

As it reels from one decision to the next, the NFL and its teams are finding out just how hard it is to come up with a consistent and coherent policy of punishment for players beyond the justice system

Because I'd bet a shiny nickel that the «classified briefing» revealed that this administration has no coherent policy with respect to Syria and that no member of Congress with a functioning brain could think that this administration would adhere to any policy, to the extent any exists, even in pieces.

Plaid Cymru, meanwhile, accused Labour in Wales of having no coherent policy, pointing out while Mr Hain was warning of the destruction of the union, first minister Rhodri Morgan asserted independence would not be an election issue.

What we need is a set of coherent policies that will show that we are ready to assume power and convince the electorate that they can trust us.

It is taken as unrefutable that Corbyn is unelectable, that he offers no opposition to the Tories and has no coherent policies.

For all the talk of competition, the real challenge for politicians is how to provide a coherent policy framework for the energy sector, says Chris Littlecott

Labour has no coherent policy on Brexit and it does not seem to care.

I urge the Government to come up with a coherent policy for ensuring that all young people acquire at least one Modern Foreign Language.

However hard schools work, they will struggle to close the attainment gap unless the Government develops a coherent policy to tackle poverty and deprivation.

Ms Keates called on the Government to come up with a coherent policy to tackle poverty, health and housing and to ensure that charges can not be levied for anything which is part of the national curriculum.

Commenting on CentreForum's first annual report into the state of education in England, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers» union in the UK, said: «However hard schools work, they will struggle to close the attainment gap unless the Government develops a coherent policy to tackle poverty and deprivation.

He needs to try to re-unite his party, draw up a coherent policy platform, reverse the party's poll ratings, reinvigorate Labour in Scotland, improve his personal standing, stop traditional supporters from drifting to UKIP and find a way of winning over Tory voters in marginal seats.

I would say: but not at the expense of the clear, coherent policies that the country needs.»

Left his party in the lurch by walking away before a new leader was in place thus leaving Harperson to be routinely put to the sword every week live on TV to an audience of millions and as a result the party is now a rudderless floundering ghost ship with no coherent policies or positions on anything under the sun.

That is likely to require a coherent policy, coordinated by the central administration.

Develops coherent policies that support and align teacher preparation, licensure, and ongoing professional development requirements and activities;

The theory of action behind standards - based reform is to create a coherent policy structure linking academic standards, student assessments, and accountability for results to drive positive student outcomes.

With regard to art, the CPUSA didn't have a coherent policy until the late «40s; until that point, the Party's attitude towards art was actually quite mixed.