Sentence examples for forward a policy of from inspiring English sources

When a reporter for The Brunei Times asked him how he could carry forward a policy of emphasizing relations with Asia when he was focusing so much on the Middle East, Mr. Kerry appeared to bristle.

He said: "Ed said at the meeting last night that he would not actually out forward a policy of trying to achieve restrictions from Europe if he didn't think one could succeed.

"When you're trying to put forward a policy of any sort, you've got to take the troops with you.

On a recent visit to Tbilisi, Cathy Ashton, the EU foreign policy chief, welcomed the strategy as "a significant step forward towards a policy of engagement with the populations living in the regions".

"I choose to put forward a policy platform and a set of political choices underpinned by values and principles," she insists.

Since the decision on December 7th, I've also learned that he exercised poor judgment in the way he pushed forward a policy with respect to interviewing of targets.

"What better way for Labour to say it's relevant to the 21st century than to bring forward a policy as bold in this century of the ageing society as the NHS was in the last?

"What better way for Labour to say it's relevant to the 21st Century than to bring forward a policy as bold in this century of the ageing society as the NHS was in the last?" he said.

Back in 2013, the Bank of England announced a policy of "forward guidance" that was designed to reassure markets that interest rates were not set to rise any time soon.

Carney kicked off his governorship of the Bank in 2013 with a policy of "forward guidance", promising not to raise interest rates at least until the unemployment rate dropped below 7%.

"Going forward, the House will adopt a policy of mandatory anti-harassment and anti-discrimination training for all Members and staff," he said in a statement.