Sentence examples for policy bits from inspiring English sources
David: I also wanted to chime in on two other foreign policy bits.
Downing Street has reassured Europhile ministers that it has limited ambitions: to take back powers on justice and home affairs, agree an opt-out from the working time directive for the NHS and hash out regional policy bits on agriculture and fishing and the Common Foreign and -Security Policy.
He used policy decisions and events that followed to translate disparate policy bits and pieces into a set of granite-jaw values which were pitched squarely at ordinary voters – not what Abbott would call derisively the civil liberties brigade – good people in the burbs going about their normal business.
Arguably, her image and renown – if not her specific policies – bit deeper and travelled further than any of that trio.
Germany has enough capacity and credibility to tighten its policy a bit later than others.
Since Toshihiko Fukui became its governor in March, the Bank of Japan has loosened policy a bit, but not nearly enough.
"People won't say, 'This is not what you were saying a few months ago.' It makes a change of policy, a bit of U-turn, easier".
He sends David south of the border on what is surely, in light of Colorado's current marijuana policy, a bit of a coals-to-Newcastle assignment.
Nevertheless, the war in Iraq remains at the heart of this new US policy every bit as much as it was at the heart of the old.
Property is surely even more overvalued by now.This does not mean that the ECB is about to start targeting house prices, but it is another reason for it to make monetary policy a bit less loose.
And the government is looking to business to administer the WFTC, the stakeholder pension, and the repayment of student loans.This willingness to bypass Whitehall may, in time, lead to a revolution in the delivery of policy every bit as profound as that Mr Blair has brought about in policy-making.
