Sentence examples for imminent policy from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time Carney has tried to telegraph an imminent policy tightening.

Journalists often inadvertently perpetuate a perceived need to "take another go at Moscow" when every Russian statement is parsed for hidden clues to an imminent policy shift.

The Taxpayers Alliance said it knew about the imminent Policy Exchange report, but denies acting in concert with its fellow thinktank.

But Mr. Naimi quickly ruled out an imminent policy decision by the oil cartel as Saudi Arabia plays host to the summit meeting of OPEC heads of states this weekend.

It has been two weeks since Mr. al-Iryani spoke of an imminent policy change that would allow broader rights to the F.B.I. here, including the right to monitor Yemeni interrogations through a two-way mirror or via a live video relay.

Roets described the notion of expropriation without compensation to HuffPost as if it were an imminent policy change, rather than a proposal up for debate.

Should the party win the imminent election, its policy may work, at least in the short term.

Interestingly, the substantial role of individuals in shaping outcomes was a consistent theme, with the dominance of the same actors identified by both supporters and detractors, the impact of their (then imminent) departures on policy positions weighed.

With our departure from the EU and its policies imminent, our government is trying hard to look tough on plastic, but it's hard not to see almost everything in Theresa May's 25-year environment plan as a surface-level gimmick.

Public Health England, which oversees NHS vaccination schemes, indicated that no change of policy was imminent.

As late as Friday, when the White House indicated a decision on the policy was imminent, Trump said, "We love Dreamers".