Sentence examples for deciding policy from inspiring English sources

Commissioners should be deciding policy, not the courts".

Instead, Labour's National Executive Committee would explicitly be given the role of deciding policy.

I try to have a basic yardstick for deciding policy: Who is this benefiting and at what cost?

If it can be shown that Islam itself is anti-freedom and pro-violence, then it makes less sense to take Muslim opinion into account when deciding policy.

There was growing discontent among delegates attending the Bournemouth conference over Mr Clegg and the Treasury spokesman, Vince Cable, deciding policy "from on high" without consulting the party.

He said the party had a very democratic way of deciding policy, which set it apart from the "slightly more North Korean" approach taken by the other parties.

Among other results, we find that if interstate mobility is costless, internal enforcement is overprovided, and border enforcement and local goods are underprovided when regions take more responsibility in deciding policies.

The negotiators deciding policies regarding climate change and the fate of the world will likely be gone".

Rather than having a country that ignores its veterans' sacrifices, if America were more like Dearborn, veterans would be actively engaged in deciding policies that impact them.

Moreover deciding policies on the basis of a group means that some people would be denied treatment, even if, for relatively small expense, they could be given many extra years, or an enhanced quality of life.

For years, conference really has decided policy.