Sentence examples for making policy for from inspiring English sources

The Republican inability to articulate any coherent immigration policy other than "deport them all" amounts to a preference for fantasy over reality, rather than engaging in the messy job of making policy for the real world.

Two years later, Ryan went to work as a speechwriter and policy analyst for Jack Kemp, who led Empower America, an organization then in the vanguard of making policy for supply-side conservatives who were pushing Republicans rightward in their views on taxes and the size of government.

A BBC spokesman said: "Following detailed discussions with Sir Alan Sugar, the BBC is satisfied that his new role as an enterprise champion to the government will not compromise the BBC's impartiality or his ability to present The Apprentice. "Sir Alan is not going to be making policy for the government, nor does he have a duty to endorse government policy.

Not only are John McCain and his pals making policy for a world that is long gone, they're also blocking the road to reform.

One could therefore make a case, in making policy for prophylactic treatment, for treating all those who have a known contact with a sputum smear positive TB case in The Gambia and similar settings.

At the commune level, women do not appear to be well represented among people making policy for ECD.

In order to avoid parallel policy making (especially when making policies for different areas) and minimize the economic and social cost of transport, we need a coordinated, multimodal approach, which includes the necessary organizations and public private bodies (with secure and sustainable financial background) with exact tasks and responsibility on all territorial levels.

If education is really the civil rights issue of our era, it is about time those people making policies for our schools begin to provide for other people's children what they provide for their own.

The Ministry of Civil Affairs (MCA) is responsible for making policies for alternative care for them.

Indeed, a quick glance at the present geo-maps could assist in making policies for reducing dental caries in vulnerable groups.

Politicians have to make sure that we're unassailable, that we can make policy for the people".