Sentence examples for further a policy from inspiring English sources
Implying that the senseless murder of a guard at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in DC means that all people with similar beliefs pose a threat to the safety of the others is not only irrational, but is also an offensive abuse of a tragedy to further a policy agenda that pays no respect to the victim or his family".
Further, a policy of "unilateral sanctions will actually diminish our diplomatic options.
Less scrupulous researchers – who are trying to support a preferred answer to further a policy agenda or advance their careers – need make no such explanation and can intentionally choose the extreme results.
A union leader said the strike was to deter Standard Chartered from further enforcing a policy of layoffs through forced transfers.
Old and weary, he withdrew to the Rhine and decided against all further expansion, a policy he urged upon his successor.
John Hayes, who joined the Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) last month in the reshuffle, was summoned to the Commons to answer an urgent question tabled amid widespread speculation that the prime minister's announcement went further than a policy being prepared by the department.
The surprisingly strong economic reports should reduce pressure on the Bank of England's governor, Mervyn A. King, to further expand a policy of quantitative easing — essentially buying assets to flood the market with liquidity — a move to offset the economic effect of government budget cuts.
The rejection rate stands to increase even further under a policy change being considered by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, which could block asylum for victims of domestic abuse and gang violence.
NHS further highlighted a policy framework with emphasis on the development of timely simple discharge and agreement on more specific guidance and criteria for different patient groups [ 16].
And second, don't use the non-ideological language of inclusivity to further a narrow policy agenda.
It'd be interesting to see whether initiatives to convert office space into city centre flats could be transplanted from Manchester to London - again, a suggestion for further thought, not a policy directive.
