Sentence examples for do serious policy from inspiring English sources
We cannot wait until January to do serious policy making again.
It's a noble cause, but it's fair to ask that in return, the committees serve as open forums that do serious policy analysis, not just legislative sausage-making.
You can do serious damage.
If you don't know the number of people living in your country how can you make serious policies?
The trouble is that the Conservatives blew their chance with the Lansley reforms, which reorganised and renamed but didn't change incentives, while Labour, rather than do the serious policy work, has gone down Andy Burnham's easy route of accusing the Tories of privatisation, a conveniently meaningless word.
It had less to do with serious policy or sensible politics than with sheer performance.
In Washington, the Republicans who designed the cuts for this fiscal year seemed to have done no serious policy evaluation.
One, I would try to set up a national institute for educational policy that does serious research.
Austin was more skeptical of the changes, voicing a "cautious optimism" that hinges on policy makers doing serious research and not just guessing.
Accuse me, as Team Obama might, of being nitpicking and literal, but it is hard to see where the swimsuit story ate up the time or space of congressional reporters -- or other journalists outside of Washington who may be doing serious reporting on Obama's policy proposals and legislative record.
