Sentence examples for policies put forward from inspiring English sources

"Almost all the policies put forward during the last election came from him".

Powell insists her proposals can be married with the broad thrust of the policies put forward by Corbyn during his leadership campaign.

The opposition has said the matter should be settled by the public's verdict on policies put forward at the state election in March.

The policies put forward in this election felt as though they came from the same box of tricks as Ed Milliband used - 1p on tax, that kind of thing.

"The policies put forward by the party leadership with Jiang Zemin at the core have resulted in spectacular success," said He Zhaosu, a party official from Tianjin and delegate to the 16th Communist Party Congress, which opened on Friday.

Intentionally or otherwise, Welby's comments on regional lenders have parallels with policies put forward last month by the Labour party, which proposed a network of regional banks to help small business get access to finance.

Allies of President Mwai Kibaki, who has called for a yes vote, are at pains to emphasise that the new arrangement does not mean a fully fledged federal system: the counties will implement policies put forward by the central government.Yet the fiercest debates have been over issues that, in the eyes of the yes camp, are secondary.

Hinting at the unease felt by some Lib Dem MPs about decisions already taken in the first 100 days since David Cameron became prime minister, Hughes said his MPs should be able to reject policies put forward by the coalition government.