Sentence examples for policy centred on from inspiring English sources

The central thing this report is calling for is that Australia "reorient" from a drug policy centred on law enforcement, to one that sees drugs as a health issue.

Casimir's foreign policy centred on the conflict with the Teutonic Knights and succession in Hungary and Bohemia.

And while the Mr Bush the father adopted a more traditional brand of Republicanism and a foreign policy centred on pragmatism, his son listened to the neocon voices around him and led an invasion of Iraq.

The major problem of modern monetary policy centres on how a central bank should use this power.

Conservative The Conservative health policy centres on a pledge to support NHS England's own plan to make the health service more efficient, and focused on prevention rather than cure.

Members of the eurozone have a head start because so much economic policy centres on the euro.

Isn't it time you developed a coherent alternative to the Tories' education policies, centred on non-fragmented, locally accountable, universal comprehensive education?" Why not tell Owen Jones you're just not going to create any more free schools?

In his speech, Trump promised to be a president for all Americans, praised Clinton for her past public service, and vowed to pursue massive fiscal-stimulus policies centred on infrastructure spending and tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy.

But even if the centre-right opposition wins power, Lula knows that his social policies, centred on Bolsa Família, a cash-transfer scheme benefiting 11m poor families, are unlikely to be overturned.Until the election most of Lula's energies are likely to be taken up with crisis-management.

Its operations now consist of the Co-operative Bank, the only high street bank with a customer-led ethical policy, an insurance business centred on car policies, and an investments arm that focuses on green and ethical funds.

Consider two points of departure for climate change mitigation policy: one centred on reducing emissions from the electricity sector and another around the bio-carbon (carbon locked up in soil, tree trunks and roots).