Sentence examples for be a true policy from inspiring English sources

Beyond good feelings, he said, "there really needs to be a true policy".

If I were a true policy salesman, my Sunday column making the case for extending the payroll tax holiday in the hopes of eventually doing away with payroll taxes altogether would have come equipped with a clever-sounding argument for why payroll tax abolition would somehow magically pay for itself.

Intervention in Syria will be a true triumph of the foreign policy echo chamber where ideas like the U.S. reputation for upholding international law are discussed with no sense of irony.

With this strategy, a remote work or telecommuting policy can be a true cost-savings and employee-engagement booster.

War should be a true last resort, not just another policy option for frustrated social engineers and impatient internationalists.

America has these security and confidentiality rules in place to protect those who serve. 2. It should now be clear that U.S. policy has never been a true engagement policy.

But Trump is a real-estate mogul, so we cannot immediately assume that he is a true monetary policy hawk, and not a closet dove.

Burnham's claim that LVT is a "true Labour" policy may rankle with some, but it was a Labour chancellor, Philip Snowden, who made the last abortive attempt to get onto the statute books in his 1931 budget.

"Because the Lib Dems have always been against the mayoral system, there has never been a true coalition policy for it and it just seems to be one of David Cameron's little hobby horses".

In addition, there is a true public policy benefit to the role that the Office of the President plays in providing uniform standards…." When asked to comment on the surveys, UC Irvine and UC Riverside referred calls to the president's office.

What our country needs is a true full-employment policy, supported by government as employer of last resort if needed, where everyone who wants to work can get a decent job at a living wage.