Sentence examples for pieces of policy from inspiring English sources

Now Labour is swimming in bits and pieces of policy – but the problem now is that it lacks a cohesive narrative that frames those policies in something bigger.

"For me, the fundamental issues are what pieces of policy are accelerating changes," he says.

"If you don't know why someone was elected or who their supporters were, you probably aren't going to understand why they are pushing pieces of policy".

As Donald Trump prepares to address a joint session of Congress and the nation at large Tuesday night, we should remember that at best, these addresses announce a couple new pieces of policy that might or might not become reality and include a couple inspiring lines buried in a metric ton of rote Americana.

"But you could to every piece of policy and see his fingerprints on the process.

None of this should be overlooked in the fight to prevent this bad piece of policy spreading its tentacles elsewhere.

"It is a great piece of policy and when something like this happens it just demonstrates how important it is".

That often has had more to do with how he and his wife, Anita, come across personally than with any particular piece of policy.

So it is a pleasant surprise when a significant piece of policy affecting the futures of millions of people is working as intended.

When a piece of policy comes up for discussion, the first question ministers ask about is what its implications for growth are.

The 180-page review, probably the most extensive single piece of policy produced by Labour in opposition, sets out a plan for building 200,000 new homes by 2020.