Sentence examples for policy booklets from inspiring English sources

Policy dissemination usually involves distribution of policy booklets, accompanied by dissemination workshops if resources are available [ 27].

In the policy booklet, heavy on statistics, Mr. Weiner lays out a case for dozens of proposals.

And just last week, as he continued to explore entering the Democratic race for mayor, he released a policy booklet about keeping New York City livable for the middle class.

A twenty-page policy booklet that Weiner's campaign recently posted online, titled "Keys to the City: 64 Ways to Keep New York the Capital of the Middle Class," hardly mentions them.

As he seeks to extend the discussion about a possible candidacy for mayor — and shift attention away from the online sex-messaging scandal that cost him his Congressional seat — Anthony D. Weiner released a 21-page policy booklet on Sunday that he described as a blueprint for keeping New York City "the capital of the middle class".

"There was no mention of devolution of power in the 2005 policy statement," he said referring to Mr. Rajapaksa's policy booklet, Mahinda Chintana.

Whitman actually supported offshore oil drilling until she put out her ballyhooed policy booklet just two months ago.

The former EBay chief executive spent another $660,000 on campaign paraphernalia handed out at her events, including her glossy 48-page policy booklet and lime green "MEGaWomen" T-shirts.

The Programs and Policies booklet may be found on the Internet at the Graduate School website.

Or former Florida governor Jeb Bush in 2016, who launched his Republican presidential bid with a booklet of policy ideas, then dropped out after only three primaries.

After a study of European education systems, Clegg and the party's director of policy, Richard Grayson, published a booklet calling for government money to be used to open independent schools to poorer children.