Sentence examples for a policy to support from inspiring English sources

Only the Liberal Democrats have a policy to support it (on a free vote).

The speech established what became known as the Truman Doctrine, a policy "to support free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures".

You can see how ARM, Rolls Royce or GSK would lobby against such a policy, and why it would be hard to spin it as a policy to support innovative enterprise.

Confusingly, the Ministry has a policy to support health practitioners who choose to import and use unapproved medicines if they deem it appropriate.

The government should have a policy to support cancer patients for whom the cost of illness exceeds their ability to pay or even to co-pay for health insurance.

The Vietnamese government should have a policy to support cancer patients when the cost of their illness is expected to exceed their ability to pay (with or without health insurance).

Last June, the United Jewish Communities, a leading American philanthropic group, reversed a longstanding policy, to support only projects within Israel's internationally recognized boundaries, and announced that it would finance some services for Jews living in the settlements.

UNICEF recognizes social protection as a fundamental right for children and a key policy to support equity and social justice.

But it seems to me absolutely clear that we've got an open and shut case of a systemic policy to support hundreds of people in avoiding paying their tax.

The solution is a national policy to support the regions, aiming to give every part of the country good jobs, homes and infrastructure.

In the Feb. 6 announcement, the State Council said the government needed to create a fiscal policy to support the refinery upgrades, but the Ministry of Finance has yet to make the policy.