Sentence examples for claimed policy from inspiring English sources

This push may also emerge from a dramatic event such as disasters or external shocks (Birkland 1997; Kingdon 2003; Lowry 2006) or "circumstantial reactors" (Elder and Cobb 1983)—as it opens these windows by providing an urgent, symbol-rich example of claimed policy failure that needs to be addressed immediately (May 1992; Birkland 2006).

Both parties will be able to claim policy victories while bemoaning what also made it in or was left out.

If so, then what is happening is the opposite of what we claim: policy is not being made for the benefit of interests, but interests are being invented for the benefit of policy.

Insurers claim policies are rescinded only when people have misrepresented or lied about their health status or other important factors at the time of application.

He claimed the policy furthered social justice.

Western Republicans claimed the policy would pre-empt Congress's right to designate permanent wilderness on federal lands.

Lansley claimed his policy was already having an effect with more than 28 million patients covered by "pathfinder" pilot consortiums.

Most of the objectors claimed the policy denied places to local children.

Hemert et al. (2013) claimed that policy makers may not be aware of the importance of various networks for SMEs.

David Cameron has insisted the government is sticking to planned housing benefit cuts after Labour claimed the policy was in disarray.

They claimed the policy of "open enrollment" utilized by the Topeka Public Schools continued the practice of segregation.