Sentence examples for defining policies from inspiring English sources

"As a Governor, however, I am involved in defining policies that determine other people's rights in these same areas of life and death.

Margaret Thatcher is seen as the face of right to buy: as much as the poll tax, it's viewed as one of the defining policies of her time in office.

In Germany's new government Angela Merkel has merged the economy and energy departments into a "super-ministry" responsible for one of her coalition's defining policies: the transition to non-nuclear, low-carbon energy.

Vertical scope is provided by defining policies across database records and fields.

Giving council tenants the opportunity to buy the homes they were living in - at a generous discount - was one of the defining policies of the Thatcher era.

The paper ends with its conclusions, their possible relevance in defining policies aimed at improving export quality from the analytical perspective of this paper, and a proposal for further research suggested by our findings.

In this way the government is "letting go" of what Wills hopes will be a defining policy development.

But do newspapers really still have such influence in defining policy and acting as a conduit to the marginal voter?

Barely a footnote in the Democratic debate throughout most of 2007, trade has emerged more recently as perhaps the key defining policy distinction in Tuesday's Ohio primary.

He then returned here as assistant secretary for Near East affairs, a post that includes defining policy on Iran and Iraq, Arab countries, North Africa and Israel.

Along with tax cuts, the antiterror fight and the invasion of Iraq, the "faith-based initiative" became a defining policy of the Bush administration.