Sentence examples for a policy of introducing from inspiring English sources

For example, Labour has a policy of introducing a network of "director of school standards" to take on functions exercised by the Department for Education's local panjandrums and by local councils.

Its online edition, www.lemonde.fr, registers 200,000 to 240,000 hits a day; it loses money now, but it hopes a new policy of introducing "paying zones" later this year will help it break even by 2004, he said.

Do you agree with the Government's policy of introducing a new compulsory national Identity Card?

Ms Bennett would also significantly contravene another key Green policy of introducing a maximum 35-hour working week.

Dutton met with the AMA president, Brian Owler, in Brisbane on Thursday night to discuss the government policy of introducing a $7 contribution for standard GP consultations and out-of-hospital pathology and diagnostic imaging services from July next year.

The Conservative MPs' call is in contrast to the Liberal Democrat policy of introducing a "mansion tax" on properties worth more than £2m.

Hours before the Coalition backed down on its 11th-hour policy of introducing an opt-out internet filter, the opposition communications spokesman, Malcolm Turnbull, was championing it on the youth radio station Triple J.

In a subtle distinction, Downing Street suggested the government supported the policy of holding a vote on plain packaging, rather than the policy of introducing such packaging.

Since 2005 the Emilia Romagna Region (Italy) adopted the policy of introducing traditional/non-conventional treatments the Regional Health Service after a strict evaluation of their safety and effectiveness.

Following some concerns about the policy of introducing ISTCs [ 3, 4], the House of Commons Health Committee undertook a review in spring 2006.

But he said Hungary's policy of introducing more energy efficiency and increasing the use of renewables had been disappointing.