Sentence examples for making policy based from inspiring English sources

"I'd rather be making policy based upon what I know to be strong public sentiment than to leave it to guesswork here at the Capitol".

Unfortunately, they are making policy based on a delusion.

Making policy based on high-profile events is a surefire way to overreact and make inefficient and, worse, ineffective policy.

Appealing to the most parochial of interests, and making policy based on irrational fears and Florida's potential Electoral College votes, Congress is refusing to change, or amend trade legislation.

And we appreciate their call, first voiced by Ryan and Scott in their op-ed and then summarized by Carson at the forum, for making policy based "on evidence, and not on ideology".

Lady Warsi - who was the first female Muslim cabinet minister - told The World at One: "I think it is lazy and sloppy when we start making policies based on stereotypes which do badly stigmatise communities".

First off, politicians shouldn't be making policies based on fears about their own family members.

But consider for a moment the difficult position of a politician who decides to make policy based on robust evidence.

"We can live in fear and make bad policy based on fear," said Patricia L. Caruso, director of the Michigan Department of Corrections, "or we can have some backbone and make policy based on what really helps our communities".

"Why does he want to make policy based on what's happening in one city for the whole of the country?

Mr. Trichet's answer to this quandary is that the central bank makes policy based on data from the euro area as a whole.