Sentence examples for policy described from inspiring English sources
A policy described in detail in our housing green paper.
He had heard the new Bush foreign policy described as Wilsonian, an inspiring term.
Jon Talisman, the acting assistant Treasury secretary for tax policy, described the proposal as "a down payment on correcting the serious defects" with the tax.
The new policy, described in a formal opinion signed by the commission's five-member board, comes after a dispute began last month in Albany over state aircraft use.
The main actual policy described yesterday was an array of tax credits for planet-friendly activities, such as installing solar power or capturing methane from landfill.
One critic of the policy described the findings as a damning assessment that vindicated public health experts' fears from the start about it.
Nevertheless, Lind is greatly troubled by Bush's foreign policy, describing it in a chapter title as "Armageddon".
M.B.S. was uncompromising in foreign policy, describing the mullahs who presided over Iran as akin to Nazis.
By 1997 he was happy with Labour's economic policy, describing it privately as "almost pure SDP".
In the 1987 election he aligned himself with Callaghan in undermining the party's non-nuclear defence policy, describing it as "an albatross".
A line buried in a Samsung Smart TV privacy policy describes how "spoken words" will be "captured and transmitted from a third party" through a voice command function.
