Sentence examples for policy flying from inspiring English sources

Similarly, through the way in which xenophobia seems to set this country's immigration policy, flying in the face of every fact which says that immigrants boost the economy and the NHS would struggle to survive without them.

Personal History in Public Policy Flying over South Carolina on a campaign trip this fall, Mr. Gephardt said, somewhat ruefully, that it sometimes seemed as if the great battles of the 1990's had been forgotten, "like Greek and Roman history".

And John Taylor, the Treasury's point man on international policy, flew to Buenos Aires.

This policy flies in the face of everything we've been taught.

He said the "presumption of guilt" created by the policy flies in the face of the Pledge of Allegiance that students recite every morning.

Eason Jordan, the CNN chief news executive who drafted the new policy, flew to the region to meet with Israeli reporters and leaders from both sides.

This highly exclusionary policy flies in the face of the soccer World Cup, which includes 32 teams and allows underdogs like Trinidad and Tobago, Slovenia or, dare we say it, Australia and New Zealand to have their moments.

With responsibility for 31 million acres, almost all privately owned, that have more and more people living on them, Pimlott maintains a strict policy of immediate and full suppression for every fire that starts in his area, even as he recognizes the policy flies in the face of logic and science.

Speaking at a fringe meeting at the Lib Dem conference in Glasgow, Mr Cable, MP for Twickenham, said the policy flew in the face of Mr Pickles' commitment to local decision-making, calling it a "particularly bad example of central imposition".

In addition to being an unpopular move at the time, the change in WhatsApp's privacy policy flew directly into the face of assurances that WhatsApp and Facebook had made long before and during the acquisition period that neither had any intention of ever turning WhatsApp customers into the "product" and using their data in Facebook's service, or in ways that Facebook is known to use data.

As ack-ack fire strafes the election skies, some policies fly and others crash to earth.