Sentence examples for core policy that from inspiring English sources

"It is our core policy that all attempts to impose Islam's theocracy and sharia law on our liberal society must be stopped by democratic means, before the demographic, economic and sociopolitical realities make a peaceful solution impossible," the party's manifesto says.

Nonetheless, when David Cameron declared that he was supporting equal marriage "because I am a Conservative" – alongside the party's core policy that marriage, mortgage and monogamy are the right way for everyone on an average incomes to live – some of us actually believed him.

Instead they should be seen as a justified reaction to austerity and economic policies that punish the poor for the mistakes of the rich: "Outsourcing, privatisation and these core policies that are continuing to drive the austerity period simply don't work for the majority of people," he insisted.

More details will be provided as we discuss individual cabinet departments in the context of the ten high-level threats to humanity (poverty is #1, terrorism barely #9) and the twelve core policies that are now being mis-managed, from Agriculture to Water.

"I got in touch with the BNP on certain core policies that appeal to me," he told the Independent.

The Lords point to two core policies that they say need to be in place.

The VOST would replace net metering, the core solar policy that allows homeowners to actually use the energy they generate on site.

As we continue to look forward and innovate in the children's media space, we believe that NAEYC and Fred Rogers Center have produced a core policy statement that is relevant to the entire field of early childhood education in the 21st century, and will help guide the effective use of technology and media to improve academic outcomes.

He subsequently advised the Canadian government on its open data strategy where his parliamentary committee testimony laid out the core policy structure that has guided multiple governments approach to the issue.

Congressional Democrats blocked Obama's bid to speed up talks on a 12-nation Pacific free-trade pact at the core of a policy that aims to balance military realignment with economic initiatives.

His principal advisers, John Bolton and Dan Senor, are part of a neocon hard core that opposes any policy that would diminish American sovereignty or freedom of action.