Sentence examples for bright policy from inspiring English sources

Kin was founded by Sean Harper, Lucas Ward, Jason Heidkamp and Sebastian Villarreal, who combined have decades of experience at companies like Groupon, Rippleshot, Bright Policy and Avant.

Lanhee Chen, a Romney adviser and one of Republican Party's brightest policy minds, has suggested that his candidate might change the tax code to do away with the shelter that allowed Romney to shield much of his investment income.

To emphasise the many positive changes in Myanmar may look starry-eyed; to harp on about the setbacks would blur a rare foreign-policy bright spot.Even in Thailand, where the army staged its latest coup in May, America's position has not been entirely clear.

We're hopeful immigration policy changes won't make it even more challenging for tech companies to hire the best and brightest minds from diverse geographies.

So the bright wheeze is macroprudential policy, using non-monetary measures to stem the tide.

I said earlier that the Peace Corps was one of the bright spots of American policy, and it remains so today.

Increased access to medication treatment for opioids is actually one of the few potential bright spots for drug policy in the near future.

My last prison had a lights-on policy (BIG BRIGHT BRAIN-BUZZING FLOURESCENT FLOOD LIGHTS) at 6AM, followed by a "standing count" to make sure no one escaped or got eviscerated and flushed down the toilet during the night.

My last prison had a lights-on policy (BIG BRIGHT BRAIN-BUZZING FLOURESCENT FLOOD LIGHTS) at 6 AM, followed by a "standing count" to make sure no one escaped or got eviscerated and flushed down the toilet during the night.

Repeatedly using the phrase "I see an American century," he asserted that the country's future was bright because of his policies.

The party had united behind no less than 25 bright and shiny new policies, while bravely confronting its intolerant and illiberal past.