Sentence examples for appoint a policy from inspiring English sources

Within the next few days the BBC will appoint a policy and strategy team that will lead the process.

Hertfordshire was the first university to appoint a policy adviser around seven years ago, but the numbers are growing steadily, with more than 20 similar roles across the UK.

And if the chancellor, who has the ultimate decision here, does appoint a policy adviser as permanent secretary, it would be wise to expect a senior operational person to be their deputy.

He should start by appointing an independent-minded secretary of agriculture who shares his concern for our nation's youth, our national health, global development, the environment, and animals, and he should create a National Food Policy Council and appoint a food-policy "czar" to oversee and coordinate a comprehensive and forward-thinking policy.

All Nippon Airways says 40,000 seats have been cancelled on its China-Japan flights since the row began.With the stakes so high, the LDP's decision to appoint a foreign-policy hawk may be because it thinks there has been a rightward shift among ordinary Japanese in recent months.

The EU will also appoint a new foreign policy chief and new president of the European Council.

Dulles had improbably been appointed a foreign policy adviser by the Truman administration.

In Nebraska, the efforts of Mr. Chessmore and others got the state to hold an Indian education summit and appoint a panel to improve state policy.

Trump would have a freer hand to enact a lot of Republican policies and appoint a lot of judges.

I guess it's a different kind of credentialism — the Beltway notion that because somebody was once appointed to a policy position, he must be an expert.

One novel Benita policy is to appoint a young mayor and a youth assembly, but how would you decide who got the jobs?