Sentences with phrase «policy writ large»

And the changes were unpopular, helping generate a backlash against much of the reform playbook for the last few decades - as well as a strong federal role in education policy writ large.

This was an unforced error of enormous magnitude — one that has sparked a significant backlash to accountability policies writ large and also destroyed whatever credibility the feds may have had.

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But Cuomo, who has refrained from a sustained criticism of President Trump save for blasting his immigration policies, pivoted to a far bigger villain for him: the Republican - led Congress and a «hyperconservative» ideology that has taken over the party writ large.

Astorino, who is contemplating a second run for governor in 2018, urged Republicans in the chamber to take a more assertive posture on policy with Cuomo and Democrats in Albany writ large.

In a similar vein, Jennifer Vranek and her colleagues at Education First write, «Past accountability systems were the darlings of policy makers, think tanks, foundations, editorial boards, and advocates; they rarely had the support of educators, school communities, and the public writ large.

The federal Office of Civil Rights has the responsibility to ensure that racism is not a factor in school discipline policies or the public education system writ large.

But how he chooses to differentiate what he wants to respond to is different than saying that there is a vast asymmetry in the influence of tribalism or political orientation in the climate debate writ large, or in the sausage making of related policies.

Family Strengthening Writ Large: On Becoming a Nation That Promotes Strong Families and Successful Youth (PDF - 659 KB) National Human Services Assembly, Family Strengthening Policy Center (2007) Offers a high - level synthesis of research and suggests broad strategies for changing America's culture to better promote nurturing family relationships, family financial stability, and positive connections.