Sentence examples for making policy in from inspiring English sources

Washington was making policy in the dark.

If you haven't served in combat, you shouldn't be making policy in wartime.

12.53pm BST Graham Stuart, the Conservative chair of the education committee, says Gove is making policy in the right way.

They decided they shouldn't be making policy in what Kennedy administration economists called "an atmosphere of haste and panic brought on by recession".

But for Charles Lewis, director of the Center for Public Integrity, a nonpartisan research group, Mr. Paxon is everything that is wrong with making policy in Washington.

"Successive governments have been making policy in the dark as they have failed to grasp the sheer scale of youth homelessness in the UK," said Balbir Chatrik, policy director of Centrepoint.

"That's not the way to make policy in Britain".

The Federal Reserve Board makes policy in Washington, which quickly turns into direct operations in the financial markets.

Populist resentment of the elites who make policy in Brussels prevents Europe from presenting a united front to the outside world, especially in matters of war and peace.

Caving in to troublemakers "is not the way to make policy in Britain, and as far as I'm concerned never will be".

It's as if the Adm. felt it could make policy in the southern half of our hemisphere carelessly, trusting impulse instead of judgment.