Sentence examples for introducing policies from inspiring English sources

At the same time many of the larger companies in the world are introducing policies and commitments that green up there operations.

But airlines struggling to expand profit margins in a not-very-profitable business are going to keep running into customer pushback and threats of government regulation as long as they keep introducing policies that are easy to criticise.

This sort of  behaviour makes him far more dangerous for his opponents, as they cannot easily categorise or dismiss him – especially when he's introducing policies that they themselves advocate.

Even more ominously, it would give large corporations the ability to sue elected governments to try to stop them introducing policies that supposedly hit their profit margins, whatever their democratic mandate.

Mr Salter added: "It is important to get the balance between keeping communities safe from sex offenders and introducing policies which, although they seem tough, only have the effect of driving offenders underground and putting children at greater risk".

Among the actions that French respondents thought their government should take was introducing policies to limit car use, introducing incentives for local food producers and a review of energy policy.

Pricing carbon pollution – explicitly via tax or trading, or implicitly through regulation - helps address numerous market failures without introducing policy failures.

It is easy to ponder the ideal solutions: introducing policy changes, prioritizing healthcare in rural areas, making public healthcare more accessible and affordable.

Some states have also introduced policies to promote storage.

They have begun to introduce policies to try to redress that.

The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, called on Osborne to introduce policies that would "kickstart our flatlining economy".