Sentence examples for everyday policy from inspiring English sources
With the exception of a ridiculous schoolboy row over whether DUP leader Peter Robinson thought outgoing Sinn Féin education minister Caitriona Ruane was "great" ("a lie from hell", according to a pink-faced Robinson), there have been few raised voices, and the parties have been largely campaigning on everyday policy issues, rather than the constitutional question.
He controlled everyday policy through the Privy Council of Scotland and managed the Parliament of Scotland through the Lords of the Articles.
We're not talking about an everyday policy dispute between left and right that can afford to sit on the legislative back-burner.
To offer a historic perspective of the successes and challenges posed by incorporating epidemiologic evidence into everyday policy, the session closed with a discussion of how political timing, advocacy groups, dedicated researchers, and skillful partnership development all have interacted simultaneously.
That's just one example of what can happen when officials consider the impact of everyday policies on women.
Based on the author's experiences as a teacher as well as an anthropologist, it discusses the role race plays in everyday and policy talk about such familiar topics as discipline, achievement, curriculum reform, and educational inequality.
What's happened is that everyday business insurance policies have been inadvertently swept up by these new rules.
Oh, there is an exception to his everyday-play policy, he admitted.
It has yet to pass a resolution mentioning harm reduction, which has been part of everyday drug-policy language for years in many countries, notes Mr Jelsma.The difficulty of agreeing on change has left the UN's drugs authorities out of step with other agencies.
Apartheid Handbook: A Guide to South Africa's Everyday Racial Policies.
Lidl's EDLPP, everyday low price policy, is not based on discounting so much as a limited, no-frills range without the treacherous razzmatazz of promotions.
