Sentence examples for movement policy from inspiring English sources

Public service leaders told us that immigration, exacerbated by the free movement policy, is often placing a strain on local services, particularly in Kent and the south-east.

Robbins now has responsibility for immigration and free movement policy, and oversight of the borders, immigration and citizenship system, according to the Home Office.

They'll say that the EU's freedom of movement policy means Britain can, in effect, only take in (mainly white) migrants from Europe, thereby excluding (often non-white) newcomers from the commonwealth.

Finland, Denmark, and Sweden (the destination country) are excluded because they are part of the Nordic country, where free movement policy enacted in 1954.

Because of its setting, the movement policy, and the prison's uncharacteristically low incidence rate of violence, EMCC is known to all as "The Sweet Moline".

The unprecedented numbers have strained to breaking point the EU's free movement policy and its attempts to create a single economic area, with several countries temporarily reintroducing border controls.

This observation implies that a change in philosophy whose political dangers I do not overlook at all and in consumers' preferences might imply a new change in technology and in urban movement policies.

Campaign insiders say he will press instead in Philly for movement on policy: minimum wage increases, family and medical leave, trade deals and student debt.

Booth feet leftward – Tom Flynn, working in the student movement as policy and campaigns manager at Liverpool guild of students, blogs about politics and education.

That is, if the question is whether or not there really is a "conservative reform" movement in policy, the answer would have to be no under a stringent definition of a movement.

State Republicans had been dismissive of the Moral Monday protests, but may have thought that an event to push back on the movement's policy criticisms was necessary.