Sentence examples for policy ahead from inspiring English sources

We don't set out tax policy ahead of budgets.

Greens leader Christine Milne said Abbott was putting his asylum seeker policy ahead of human rights.

China, trying to deflect criticism of its currency policy ahead of a European-Chinese summit meeting this week, emphasized its willingness to cooperate with the European Union.

This would allow for a change of policy ahead of a parliamentary vote on the renewal of Trident, which could be held before the summer.

She will have a full workload as the Labour team struggles to produce a coherent economic policy ahead of the spending review on 20 October.

I HAVE always admired Arlen Specter for his willingness to stand up for his principles and to put policy ahead of party when he thought it was necessary.

Check policies ahead of time online or at stores, perhaps chatting with or obtaining a note from a manager.

This week, Bank of America said that $160 million in overdraft fee revenue had already disappeared, because of changes it made in its policies ahead of the new federal rules.

But it is disappointed that the Tories spun their immigration policies ahead of the visit, given their persistence in attacking Labour spin doctors.

The EU is having enough trouble sorting out its agricultural policies ahead of the enlargement of the Union scheduled for 2004.But trade is an area where hypocrisy rears its head more often than usual.

Friday's jobs report may provide some guidance about whether the private sector can stand — and flourish, no less — on its own, and whether politicians will need to start pushing for more interventionist economic policies ahead of the November elections.