Sentence examples for key policy for from inspiring English sources

She said early childhood education was a key policy for single parents in the neighbourhood.

The key policy for the leaders of both political parties is tax cuts, especially for the rich.

In Sierra Leone, Koroma focuses on promoting breastfeeding as a key policy for reducing stunting and malnutrition among younger generations.

Williams said: "Europe was a key policy for us, but was not an issue Alice greatly cared about".

Asked about education – a key policy for Labor – Turnbull asked the audience not to focus on who spends the most money, but which party had the best program.

Since 2007 new house building has been a key policy for the UK government, identifying it as a driver of economic growth, with government targeting (and reiterating since Brexit) 1m new homes 2015-2020.

Rewind a few years, and we had bipartisan agreement on key policies for resources and carbon management.

The director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies thinktank has rubbished one of Labour's key policies for tackling in-work poverty, the 10p starting rate of income tax, describing it as "pointless" and a "gimmick".

Touted as the devolved government's prospectus for independence, the white paper – which has now been signed off by Salmond's cabinet and is being readied for the printers, will define many of the key policies for the next year's battle over the UK's future.

The new government was not expected to change key policies for the nation of 4.5 million people, but the fact that the Labor Party regained power over an environmental issue that split the nation and the party did not signal an easy road ahead.

An institutional committee identified the course objectives and 15 key policies for training employees on the HIPAA Privacy Rule.