Sentence examples for executed policies from inspiring English sources

The education minister, Simon Birmingham, said the PBO report showed that Labor's "poorly executed" policies of uncapping uni places and extending loans to vocational education cost $4.9bn a year.

As Whitehall has become meekly compliant with ministerial whims, "Yes, minister" has ceased to mean "No, minister", and poorly designed and executed policies have proliferated.That is the gist of criticisms levelled by Sir Christopher Foster, a former adviser to both Conservative and Labour governments.

Well-designed and executed policies are critical for aligning sustainability incentives and enabling future agricultural productivity growth.

"Civil servants should never be punished for having executed policies with which a new administration disagrees.

Because America did not end up here via mismanagement, mistakes or ineptitude; we ended up here via exquisitely executed policy.

If DeVos merely lacked experience or leadership skills, we would face the potential of poorly executed policy or failed coalition building.

Some worried that residential schools might be depicted, as Ottawa's Catholic Archbishop Terrence Prendergast described them this week, as a generally well-intentioned but poorly executed policy of social improvement, ultimately spoiled by a few sexually abusive bad apples.

The city manager serves as head of the executive branch and supervises all City departments and executing policies adopted by the Council.

He is not a decision maker; he executes policies".

But his chances mainly rest on whether voters will trust him to competently execute policies Mr. Simitis pushed through.

It also demonstrates how unpopular actions like the Iraq war have circumscribed Washington's ability to execute policies abroad and have created a lasting credibility problem.