Sentences with phrase «more coherent policy»
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.
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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.
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«Small firms, with their dependence on domestic customers, are much more concerned about Washington's inability to formulate coherent fiscal policy than their larger, globally - focused competitors.»
One of his current priorities is working with like - minded organizations across the country to advocate for a more coherent national approach to energy and resource policy.
Few states have ever provided a more cogent explanation for any public policy, and none has ever furnished a more coherent defense of the ban against assisted suicide.
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.
The furore over Vince Cable's leaked letter to No 10 bemoaning the lack of a more coherent industrial policy is yet another instalment in a debate about the right industrial policy in the UK that has been going on for decades.
In politics in general, it would be nice to have something more coherent in human rights and security policy.»
By 2014, ERA would make the European Union's research policies more coherent and enable scientists to move from Athens to Paris as easily as U.S. scientists relocate from Boston to San Diego.
Dr. Cruz and her assistant saw a need for a more authentic and coherent approach to state policy expectations for curriculum and teaching:
«As national education policy continues to devolve more powers to individual schools and academies, it is vital that the authority plays a leading role in ensuring there is a coherent and high quality educational system across the county.»
In the early 1990's many states tried to devise more robust and coherent instructional policies, in efforts to make teaching and learning more thoughtful and demanding.
In the absence of a clear and coherent government policy for incorporating plug - ins (and biofuel) into America's transportation system, there could be more frequent oil price gyrations as traders face the new uncertainty of trying to predict how much gasoline Americans are going to consume in their cars and trucks versus how much electricity and how much cellulose and grains.