Sentence examples for policy emphasises from inspiring English sources

Ironically, the government's own Prevent policy emphasises the need to discuss differing viewpoints as an antidote to extremism.

The Edwards report said: "If public policy emphasises privacy above transparency, the greatest beneficiaries are likely to be criminals".

He added, tartly: "If public policy emphasises privacy above transparency, the greatest beneficiaries are likely to be criminals".

He added, tartly: "If public policy emphasises privacy above transparency, the greatest beneficiaries are likely to be criminals". The then Blair government rejected his recommendations.

The policy emphasises capability building of primary care providers by recruiting more qualified family doctors, improving infrastructure, and building coordination between tertiary hospitals and community health centres.

Glenn Anderson, a former Washington state legislator and consultant on education policy, emphasises that education is a highly regulated public utility in which rules can govern everything, from what goes into textbooks to how many children there are in a class.

Conservative policy emphasising taxation and borrowing, rather than homebuilding, has encouraged the inflation of house prices.

President Kennedy develops the "flexible response" policy emphasising conventional forces to deter Soviet aggression.

Drugs policy emphasised maintenance, not abstinence, and violence was fuelled by the liberalisation of alcohol licensing.

He will want to focus on domestic policy, emphasising his grip on the huge range of policy areas which he has claimed as his own.

In his 2008 presidential campaign Barack Obama's climate policy emphasised greater energy efficiency in order to free the United States from the influence of 'foreign oil'.