Sentence examples for policy draws from inspiring English sources

A recent report for the Department for Work and Pensions on the initial impacts of the policy draws out this often neglected point.

Science policy draws on input from many sources, from science societies and academies (such as the Royal Society and the Institute of Physics) to companies and pressure groups (such as the Campaign for Science and Engineering).

This policy draws on the best practices from the last decade and input from experts around the world.

While an "all of the above" policy draws less political backlash, its eventual result would be "all hell breaks loose" climate disruption.

"The draft policy draws upon extensive evidence, including testimony from sex workers and research from agencies like Unaids, the United Nations AIDS-fighting agency, and the World Health Organization, and positions from UN Women and other human rights groups.

This conceptualisation of policy draws from a 'stages' heuristic that sees policy as a progression through the stages of problem identification, discussion of options, rational choice and implementation.

This policy drew British military intelligence into a gang war.

But his unwavering defence of American policy drew criticism from both colleagues and readers.

But the proposed policy drew criticism from bankers, corporate lawyers, accountants and journalists.

This "policy" drew attention, and also gave them an in with the auteurs they praised.

The policy drew sharp criticism from Muslim leaders, rights groups and opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.