Sentence examples for policy for something from inspiring English sources

Relegating "the war on terror" to the trash bin of history would further prove he's serious about dismantling prior US counterterrorism policy for something more pragmatic, discriminating and humane.

But implantable defibrillators, which cost $30,000 installed, are an expensive insurance policy for something that might never happen, and there are potential complications from surgery.

These policies call for something radical putting people before profit.

In Professor Curry's assessment: "There isn't any city policy for manufacturing retention, something that puts resources into areas of rapid change like this one where market forces suddenly just make things happen.

Despite having just heard them explain their no-chatting-on-stage policy, I keep waiting for something obscene.

In South Africa the policies, they depend on nurses who are able to change policies, to formulate policies, to evaluate policies – something we don't do in England.

The reason for that is now clear: like the finest snake-oil, the new policy promises something for everyone.For countries worried about global warming, there is a target to reduce EU greenhouse-gas emissions by at least a fifth of their 1990 level before 2020.

Policies often state that for something to be covered, it must be "sudden and accidental".

"[Tackling poverty] should become government policy, it should not be ad-hoc policy or something for electoral campaigns.

But Mr Clegg said current education policy was "something for Mr Gove" to handle and that he did not interfere in the workings of his department.

This is what politicians mean when they talk about "something for something" welfare policy.