Sentence examples for introducing the policy from inspiring English sources

The worry is that like Japan in the early 2000s, the ECB may be introducing the policy too late.

According to Nicoletti, a drive to promote more female employees was a key motivator for introducing the policy.

Holyrood ministers have said they are committed to introducing the policy to address Scotland's unhealthy relationship with drink and save lives.

Ms Lucas, whose party has long supported a variant of the idea, told the Independent that there were hurdles to introducing the policy but that it deserved more research as an option.

A number of Conservative-supporting think-tank have called for academies to be allowed to make profit and ministers in the last government were reported to have drawn up plans for introducing the policy.

Even in Gainesville, homeowners wanting to put solar panels on their roof are now out of luck: a few days after introducing the policy, the city reached its cap on solar payments for this year and next.

China introduced the policy in 1979 to curb a surging population and limit the demands for water and other resources.

Brighton now joins Liverpool, Bristol, York, Oxford, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and parts of London which have already introduced the policy.

President Ronald Reagan introduced the policy, known as the global gag rule, at the 1984 International Conference on Population, in Mexico City.

Since Margaret Thatcher introduced the policy in the 1980s, Enfield has lost 50% of its council housing stock.

"We introduced the policy more than a year ago," Paula Weaver, headteacher at Allens Croft primary school in Birmingham, tells me.