Sentence examples for delivering a policy from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, while delivering a policy speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, before a short tour of the civil war battlefield, Trump said he would sue each accuser.

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas sought to move beyond the punch lines that have dogged him for nearly a week, delivering a policy speech here that called for a profound dismantling of the federal government by ending lifetime judicial appointments and demoting members of Congress to part-time positions.

(Ms. Rice is scheduled to deliver a policy memoir in 2012).

Now, though, Campbell said the Labour leader needed to deliver a policy agenda to engage the public.

Earlier this month, Betsy DeVos, the Secretary of Education, delivered a policy speech on Title IX that focussed on the need for fair process for both accusers and the accused.

Now, 60 years later, a third president was offering to visit, not to deliver a policy speech on the weak economy or the quicksand war, but to begin a four-city effort to rally Democrats in key states.

The shadow housing minister, John Healey, said: "It looks like ministers are trying to strike a backroom deal with housing association landlords to deliver a policy which they fear they can't deliver themselves.

The boss arrived and delivered a policy statement I sum up as: very loud music is part of the vibe we want here, and if you don't like it, well, you know what you can do.

There is the threat that the lights will go out if policy makers are not supportive and the government fail to deliver a policy that encourages other players into the market to challenge the status quo.

It is time that Arts Council England is replaced with a leaner, innovative organisation that can deliver a policy for the arts that ensures equitable distribution of public funds across regions and art forms.

They delivered a policy directionally opposed to their promises".