Sentence examples for its stated policy from inspiring English sources

On the Caravan Tax, the Government has got itself a position of defending a measure that contradicts so many of its stated policy goals and the arguments ministers frequently use to support them.

In a joint article for the Guardian Northerner, the Labour MP for Hull North, Diana Johnson and Brigg and Goole's Conservative MP, Andrew Percy declared that On the Caravan Tax, the Government has got itself into the position of defending a measure that contradicts so many of its stated policy goals and the arguments ministers frequently use to support them.

Unfortunately, the administration has yet to admit any fault in the Hindley case and has failed to articulate a clear policy for the investigation of incidents of harassment or shown any inclination to follow its stated policy.

However, the committee warns ominously: "There is a strong suspicion that the government will be diverted from its stated policy".

During the presidential- election campaign, Mr Bush complained that the Clinton administration was not serious about its stated policy of "containment plus regime change".

The statement said that the Bush administration's naming of North Korea as part of an "axis of evil" and its stated policy of pre-emptive attacks amounted to a "declaration of war".

It has previously acknowledged that certain investors were allowed to trade in and out of its funds, contrary to its stated policies.

The row has exposed the extent that the Bush administration was willing to sanction settlement-building, despite its publicly stated policy.

He has to make Washington care enough to implement its own stated policy.

That's Microsoft's publicly stated policy, after all.

"It is quite clear that Pakistan is continuing with the policy of terrorism as an instrument of its state policy, in violation of international law, and its own publicly declared commitments," the statement said.