Sentence examples for headline policy from inspiring English sources

The SNP dominates Scotland even though only a third of Scottish voters support their headline policy of withdrawal from the United Kingdom.

Whatever the headline policy on immigration, there is a debate to be had about learning English (Leader, 4 August) and it should begin with provision.

'Most people are happy to pay for a blood test or just a basic check-up if it reduces their headline policy,' says Paula Covey of Bupa International.

This is a superficially attractive headline policy, however extending means-testing would undermine the principles of the new single-tier state pension.

Speaking to parliamentary magazine The House, Cable disowned the headline policy of reducing net migration to "tens of thousands" by the next election, saying: "It isn't government policy, it is Conservative policy.

Households being hit from all sides like this will see the coalition's headline policy of raising the personal allowance – worth just 82p a week in real terms – as slim compensation.

But they are the headline policies of a detailed cross-Whitehall effort to tackle poverty.

Pirie describes how his group devised and refined many of the headline policies implemented by Thatcher and John Major.

Policymakers understandably search for one or two headline policies which do the trick within one political term of office.

He has passed the point where a few headline policies appear original, but not reached the stage where he can be said to have done anything in power.

Although some of the problems that Mr Miliband wants to tackle such as Britain's self-defeating culture of short-termism are real, hishort-termism arees look neitherealudent nor practical.