Sentence examples for no top down from inspiring English sources

David Cameron made a pre-election promise that there "would be no top down reorganisation of the NHS".

Before the last election he said there would be no top down reorganisation, and then launched one so big it consumed £3bn.

There will be no top-down reorganisation of the NHS".

"No top-down NHS reorganisation," said the coalition agreement, and the Lib Dem grass roots rebelled.

Before last year's election the Tories reassured voters that there would be no "top-down reorganisation of the NHS".

One of the great things about NHS Change Day is that there is no obligation, no top-down mandate.

He said: "David Cameron promised there would be no top-down reorganisation of the NHS and he broke that promise.

Perhaps the same shift justifies broken pledges – no top-down reorganisation of the NHS, preservation of universal child benefit.

There are no top-down regulations, no federal fuel economy standards — just high prices to enforce market discipline and achieve wiser management of a precious resource.

The document offers no new rules or marching orders, and from the outset Francis makes plain that no top-down edicts are coming.

"The first was to legislate within months of the prime minister promising in the general election that there would be no top-down reorganisation of the NHS.