Sentence examples for policies to start from inspiring English sources
She criticized the Green New Deal rhetoric then-candidate Barack Obama deployed in 2008 to describe moderate, so-called market-based policies to start to incentivize companies to pollute less, such as the cap-and-trade program Democrats failed to pass in 2010, and the solar and wind tax credits that have helped the renewable industry grow.
It's bad policy to start by comparing yourself to Bill Gates.
Canadian law requires companies to make drilling data public one year after leasing the land, so Roach made it a policy to start drilling immediately after signing, giving UTS more time to grab more acres near promising boreholes.
The reason why I supported the policy to start with is because General Colin Powell, who was then the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is the one that strongly recommended we adopt this policy in the Clinton administration.
President Obama should invite Speaker of the House John Boehner, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for a summit on economic policy, to start say at 5 pm.
It is the policy to start with three spontaneous breathing sessions per day.
11, 12 To overcome these problems and improve utilization of network capacity, the NIHRD issued a policy to start a stepwise approach to expand some laboratories to include a role as sentinel influenza surveillance laboratories.
It's good policy to start by using a shallow angle, then increasing the depth of the cut if necessary.
The insurer will also temporarily stop offering car insurance quotes on 18 November to new customers for policies due to start after 18 December 2012.
Some companies issued policies quickly to start collecting premiums and only later, if a policyholder filed expensive claims, performed a detailed examination of medical records.
At his trial, Breivik said he wanted to punish the Labour party for its liberal immigration policies and to start a "conservative" revolution.
