Sentence examples for nice policy from inspiring English sources

"It seems like a nice policy," he said.

Bradshaw has cannily leaked the line that he also favours the relaxation of product placement regulation, a diversion which distinguishes him from his predecessor, traditionalist Andy Burnham, pleases commercial broadcasters and deprives his Conservative opposite number, Jeremy Hunt, speaking tomorrow, of a nice policy carrot.

Nice policy: All it wastes is the victim's time or, if he fails to catch the scam, his money.

And so while Obama indeed has a website full of nice policy proposals, Bob is right.

That's a nice policy for someone looking to distance himself from Trump and simultaneously embrace him as the party's nominee.

Children fear the Zwarte Petes as they are the enforcers of the "naughty or nice" policy that the jolly bearded guy subscribes to.

The slick-fielding Iglesias provides a nice insurance policy for AL Central-leading Detroin in case Jhonny Peralta is suspended as part of baseball's Biogenesis drug investigation.

Co-founder and CEO Sahil Jain said the "vast majority" of that money is still in the bank, but he said the debt serves as "a very nice insurance policy," especially if he wants to stay competitive as the ad tech industry becomes increasingly "frothy".

But it will take more than a few nice policies to make the university--any university--a family-friendly haven, according to a recent study from the University of Pennsylvania.

There has been a clear rebound in equity prices since the recession and nice Fed policy is impacting asset prices in the housing market," said Econoday.

It is nice that policy people are continuing the endless discussion on curriculum and standards, but let us immediately notice that America already has the two greatest curricula that a democracy could want.