Sentence examples for driven policy from inspiring English sources

Medical best-practice is a distant second to ideologically driven policy agenda of the immigration department".

The Conservatives had imposed an ideologically driven policy of leaving London's problems to the market to sort out.

"The low number of people applying for vouchers under the government's scheme is the obvious outcome of an ideologically driven policy," the Greens senator Rachel Siewert said.

The court should overturn this ideologically driven policy, which is rooted in misguided moralism over sex work and not in effective HIV and Aids intervention.

What Mr. Daalder and Mr. Lindsay document is the change from Mr. Bush's "realist" vision of the uses of American power to an ideologically driven policy, a kind of muscular Wilsonianism.

I explained again our market rate driven policy and that it had recently meant that we appeared in the top quartile and on occasion the top decile of the pricing.

"The poverty-fighting potential of the key policy here, universal credit, is being degraded by delays, complexities and by a series of Treasury-driven policy decisions to reduce support for the low-paid," Hussain said.

Slashing public sector jobs to make efficiency savings and bring down the national deficit has been Treasury-driven policy since the Tory-led coalitook tofficefice back in 2010.

Theory-driven policy assessment and policy-maker workshops might be an important means of scientific engagement in policy development for health promotion.

Grace Skogstad, the University of Toronto's resident expert on agricultural trade, says Canada exports more grain than it imports, so at its core, this is a trade-driven policy that will make it easier to get Canadian products into other countries.

Countries such as Mexico and Brazil are experimenting with incentive-driven policy strategies.