Sentence examples for points policy from inspiring English sources

He said the points policy is modeled after programs at dozens of other colleges.

This overlooks two important points: Policy decisions that emerge from national legislatures undergo a system of checks and balances and reflect the will of the people.

UKIP: Introduce an Australian-style points policy, used to select migrants with the skills and attributes needed to work in the country - covering people from inside and outside the EU.

"I don't see where he even scores points policy-wise.

This points policies in a very different direction, following a period of industry self-regulation and partnership work that failed.

Which leads me to another point: policy.

Nothing in the constitution says that you have to have a 12-point policy plan from McKinsey, or the permission of the New York police.

He surprised members of the party's ruling NEC by tabling his 10-point policy plan at its meeting on Saturday night.

Another is that, even in brief appearances, he tends to offer up three- and five-point policy plans that bore the audience.

The coalition partners have published a 12-point policy programme - which amount to a manifesto.

Next, the hedging point policy is extended to non-exponential failure and repair time distributions models.