Sentence examples for policy drawn up from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration backs the proposal, which it first advanced in the energy policy drawn up in 2001 by a task force headed by Vice President Dick Cheney.

Although she wants credit for the proposals, she will be effectively relaunching policy drawn up by her predecessor Charles Clarke and published in the government's five year plan last July.

MI5 and MI6 officers who question terrorism suspects they know are being tortured, are acting in line with a secret government interrogation policy, drawn up after the 9/11 attacks.

Bank independence, a policy drawn up by Cooper's husband, Ed Balls, while Labour was in opposition in the 1990s, was conceived partly in order to convince wary financial markets that the party could be trusted with managing the economy and would not interfere with monetary policy – cutting interest rates to stoke a pre-election boom, for example.

The idea that, from April 2017, anyone put in the work-related activity group (Wrag) of employment and support allowance (ESA) should receive the same benefit rate as jobseeker's allowance (JSA) was little more than policy drawn up on the back of austerity's fag packet.

Immigration policies drawn up by rich countries without the active co-operation of poor countries are unlikely to work.

It accelerated several years ago in the aftermath of major acquisition scandals at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles and other institutions that ultimately led to the new policies drawn up by the museum directors.

The Alliance fell apart and within a couple of years, Schröder had brought in the Hartz reforms – policies drawn up by a former Volkswagen executive that set up a new regime of workfare and benefit sanctions, and kicked the bottom out of the labour market.

It is frustrating and depressing to see these new opportunities to interact with residents on their terms hampered or barred by repressive, defensive and retentive social media policies drawn up by those who do not see the damage their cautious approach causes.

Housing applications in the area had been judged acceptable against the borough's planning policies, drawn up following a statutory process including consultation, it said.

Government policies drawn up by the Tories in 2011 require that all would-be Canadians need to show their face when they take that oath.