Sentence examples for line policy from inspiring English sources

First, the US "red line" policy over chemical attacks came very late; long after the Arab red lines.

It felt as if Clinton were crossing a line, policy specifics or no, in the way she was choosing to frame economic questions.

They are more likely to have personal opinions that differ from the party line policy and the self-confidence (or vanity) to air and act on them.

"[The federation] notes that the demonstration will not constitute a picket line as defined in the BC Federation of Labour's picket line policy".

In her recent statements, it felt as if Clinton were crossing a line, policy specifics or no, in the way she was choosing to frame economic questions.

And because the people concerned have pictures of the stolen items and a Direct Line policy, the situation is wrapped up in 40 seconds, not 40 minutes as in Pulp Fiction's "Bonnie Situation".

Such a hard-line policy serves neither country's interests.

And carbon pricing is still the best first-line policy.

The hard-line policy is stressed in the 100-hour Bent on Learning teacher training.

The hard-line policy toward Japan has a larger goal, Mr. Shi said.

Altering top-line policy is just the first step, but it's an encouraging one.