Sentence examples for policies down from inspiring English sources

Glass Lewis gave JP Morgan an "F" grade for its pay-for-performance policies, down from a "D" last year.

He has wasted far too much time trying to puzzle out how he can shave policies down far enough to get the Republicans to cooperate.

He is right: in economic hard times, most other rich countries had put green policies down their to-do lists; but if Mr Abbott wins tomorrow, Australia will go from leader to follower.

Its provenance is the era when the government thought it had a monopoly on deciding what was best for everyone and so shoved its policies down the country's proverbial throat with the paternalistic justification that these policies were in the interest of the newly independent yet vulnerable nation.

It says that had it had more powers available, it could have moved sooner to shut these policies down.

Thankfully, Popular Mechanics has broken all the respective candidates science and technology policies down into bite-size digestables.

But it does have plenty of policy, down to the minutiae of the Clinton-Kaine agenda for how internships should work in the U.S. .

A recent rebuke from the European Commission over Irish economic policies went down badly across the country.

Without this, Greece will be left with uncomfortable political bedfellows applying failed policies handed down to them by the EU and IMF.

During the 1980s, such policies brought down the Soviet Union.

Social technologies turn many corporate policies upside down.