Sentence examples for imagine policy from inspiring English sources

It is hard now to imagine policy being set in any other way".

"I should imagine policy doesn't change regardless who's there, and it's the execution of the policy that you have in the team [that is important]," he said.

As Schlesinger notes, "it is easy to imagine policy makers becoming so enmeshed in complex contests about the meaning of obesity that they can never move on to designing appropriate remedies" [ 27](p. 787).

Imagine candidates' policy papers, not leaks.

And it's hard to imagine a policy debate that's better suited to the season.

I cannot imagine a policy that would be more corrosive to community relations, more obstructive to integration, or more pernicious in its effects on vulnerable individuals.

The situation just described might seem unlikely to persist, but we might imagine government policy operating to sustain the conditions in which non-inclusive FEO is fulfilled even though formal equality of opportunity is not.

Now imagine the policy impact this could spur.

Imagine setting policy with an implementation plan of "release a memorandum and assume all will follow".

It's easy to imagine a policy that wouldn't pit allergy identification against eating habits: Introduce as much variety as possible during weaning.

The judge who awarded Bates the $9 million said in his decision: "It's difficult to imagine a policy more reprehensible than tying bonuses to encourage the rescission of health insurance that keeps the public well and alive".