Sentence examples for a desirable policy from inspiring English sources

Is that a desirable policy?

At the same time, experimental governance has gained momentum as a desirable policy goal in its own right.

Opponents of the new rule say that paid sick leave is often a desirable policy in principle, but that the cost of the mandate will be a hardship for many employers, particularly smaller businesses.

Also, the report noted, "a further motive was racist: the importation of 'good white stock' was seen as a desirable policy objective" that would "maintain the racial unity of Britain's Empire".

But, 42% of those academics agreed that raising the federal minimum wage to $9 would be a desirable policy because it would increase the incomes of those low-skilled workers who can find employment.

Wallace's question for the candidates ― "Will you consider a grand bargain, a deal, that includes both tax increases and benefit cuts to try to save both programs?" ― suggests he considers it a given that the proverbial "grand bargain" on Social Security and Medicare, which eluded President Barack Obama, remains a desirable policy goal.

Which is why gay marriage as a constitutional right is so much harder to get to than gay marriage as a socially desirable policy.

Before we develop a strategy for winning office we need to take a page from the NPL playbook and develop a platform, one consisting of specific, concrete, policies, not a laundry list of all desirable policies.

And just in case any local councillors start to get sentimental about this unhappy situation, the government's homelessness advisor, Andy Gale, has been instructing council officials on how to "sell" the policy to elected members in a way that might persuade them that it is, in fact, a fair and desirable policy.

Among many U.S. academics, territorial taxation is a much less desirable policy.

Deportation is a blunt tool with a very limited history of achieving desirable policy outcomes.