Sentence examples for off policies from inspiring English sources
However, the coalition cannot be "just a tick-box" exercise of Lib Dems picking off policies to keep the grassroots happy, and there are still major differences to overcome.
The initial impetus came from economic data in China that suggested that manufacturing there may have cooled enough to enable the government to ease off policies aimed at keeping the economy from overheating.
As more people become victims of the "hands off" policies of our elected officials and their appointees, the populism former Senator John Edwards is advocating in his presidential bid will gain greater appeal.
'David Cameron did say "I'm not a neo-con", whereas,' he pauses, 'I am.' He rattles off policies on which he and Cameron agree, but he has the grace to admit the Tory leader also criticised 'the Bush White House in terms of patience and humility'.
There are more common benefits like stock packages, 401(k) matches, insurance, better time off policies, or others along those lines.
The new policy fits in with Netflix's existing time off policy.
What about the NHS? "I'm probably straying too far off policy now.
He's most entertaining when you get him off policy and onto the nuts and bolts of legislating.
Taipei 101 also has an "all lights off" policy, turning off all exterior lights before and after the show in order to reduce carbon emissions.
It almost certainly lead directly or indirectly to changes in national policy, and Silva lost no time firing off policy initiatives.
Some people say the Bush Administration should abandon its "hands off" policy and intervene in foreign exchange markets to push the dollar down further, by around 10% to 20%.
