Sentence examples for policy emphasising from inspiring English sources
Conservative policy emphasising taxation and borrowing, rather than homebuilding, has encouraged the inflation of house prices.
Coalition partners the Liberal Democrats have long-backed such a policy, emphasising plans to levy a 1% tax on properties over £2m at their recent party conference, and Labour leader Ed Miliband also favours the idea.
However, during the 1990s Prime Minister Mahathir bin Mohamad rejected this approach, with his Bangsa Malaysia policy emphasising a Malaysian instead of Malay identity for the state.
Following the adoption of the Guam Doctrine by the United States in 1969, and the British withdrawal 'east of Suez' in the early 1970s, Australia developed a defence policy emphasising self-reliance and the defence of the Australian continent.
In 1969, when the United States began the Guam Doctrine and the British withdrew 'east of Suez', Australia developed a defence policy emphasising self-reliance of the Australian continent.
Drugs policy emphasised maintenance, not abstinence, and violence was fuelled by the liberalisation of alcohol licensing.
He added, tartly: "If public policy emphasises privacy above transparency, the greatest beneficiaries are likely to be criminals".
The Edwards report said: "If public policy emphasises privacy above transparency, the greatest beneficiaries are likely to be criminals".
Daniel Silva Balaban, a director at the UN World Food Programme who was involved in Brazil's nutrition policy, emphasised that hunger and malnutrition was a political problem, not an economic one.
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.
An Oxford University spokeswoman said that the government's own policy emphasised the role of private and philanthropic investment, rather than the public purse.
