Sentence examples for policy commission from inspiring English sources

In September, a policy commission starts work on a manifesto.

The De Montfort University policy commission was established to engage students in new ways of learning, understanding and influencing politics.

And all this uncertainty is evident in the new report from the Lib Dem's public services policy commission.

Apart from one slightly barbed question about the extent to which the supposedly consultative policy commission had been pre-empted by the leader's speeches, there was near-euphoria.

Simon has a doctorate in industrial relations from the London School of Economics and ran a business policy commission at IPPR before joining the BBC.

Peters, who co-authored a report on the cold economy to be published by the Birmingham University policy commission on 28 October, said we must "completely rethink cold.

This week, Theresa May launched the Conservative Policy Commission – pitched as "the most extensive policy renewal of any party in government" to ensure a "brighter future" after Brexit.

Previously he served as a policy director at the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission and was an engagement manager at McKinsey & Company.

Two years ago the UK Drug Policy Commission concluded: "There is little evidence … that drug policy influences either the number of drug users or the share of users who are dependent".

New research – published on Wednesday by the UK Drug Policy Commission, an independent body set up in 2007 to provide analysis of UK drug policy – examines the help available to people like Chris and Kath.

Mr. Bush's policy has also received the backing of Richard Land, the influential president of the Ethics and Public Policy Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, the nation's largest Protestant denomination.