Sentence examples for a considered policy from inspiring English sources

Nationalisation has hitherto been a popular rallying cry rather than a considered policy.

It was more of a platitude than a considered policy, but to the council's surprise the community came back with some viable options that have led to many of the facilities being saved.

The French president, Jacques Chirac, offered to send French troops to recapture the safe haven if asked to do so by the UN - remarks more resembling a hasty soundbite than a considered policy statement.

This week, President Jiang Zemin and other top Chinese leaders indicated to the national security adviser, Samuel R. Berger, that China's initial, restrained reaction to the election of Chen Shui-bias as Taiwan's president last month was part of a "considered policy," in the words of the American official.

Now that we have provided the evidence and discussed the merits of home ultraviolet B treatment, we think that a considered policy decision and subsequent adaptation of guidelines would be possible.

Some dermatologists even reported prescribing home therapy to all their patients treated with ultaviolet B light. 25 To summarise, firm evidence on which to base a considered policy decision about ultraviolet B phototherapy at home is lacking.

Fazal begins as an opium grower, migrating to the city out of desperation when his crop is torched by Pakistani soldiers and when Lithgow ignores his petition for a more liberal, considered policy on the treatment of local farmers.

And so now it's considered policy".

On the other, they consider policy as an abstract construct best left to politicians, or as a distal determinant of health that can be changed following Cartesian heuristics.

He said: "It is only right that any government looks at a range of options when considering policy options, but ultimately it is for ministers to decide which policies are taken forward.

Others consider policy on a particular topic and assess the role of research in the policy-making.