Sentence examples for a policy introduced from inspiring English sources

The higher fares can be traced back to a policy introduced by the previous Labour government.

Electricity Market Reform (EMR) The EMR is a policy introduced by the coalition government.

"This was a policy introduced to increase bulk billing and it didn't," she told ABC Radio on Thursday.

One route has been to exploit biofuels, made from maize, a policy introduced by George W Bush.

Not allowing children to bring junk food to school should be a policy introduced across the board, with no exceptions.

The universities will also not require any student to take out loans to pay for their tuition, a policy introduced by Princeton in 2001 and by the University of Pennsylvania just after Harvard's announcement.

People with certain convictions will be banned from social housing under a new policy introduced by a council.

In February last year, lawyers representing asylum seekers detained in Melbourne, Sydney and regional Western Australia launched a federal court challenge and obtained a temporary injunction to a new policy introduced by the Australian Border Force to seize all detainees' phones.

It follows a similar policy introduced by TravelSafe Insurance in 2005.

But a second policy, introduced at the same time, had even greater implications for small-scale housing developments.

The policy of allocation of coal blocks to private parties, which the CAG has criticised, was not a new policy introduced by the UPA.