Sentence examples for policy for turning from inspiring English sources

The Whigs, while out of office, denounced the vile Democratic policy for turning lucrative customhouse and other posts over to supporters, but once in office they resorted to similar practices.

The best policy for turning a population of defectors into a population of cooperators is to provide the "carrot" first and the "stick" later.

Several figures on the left blamed New Labour policies for turning voters away, not least to the far-right British National party.

The new tests were run after Apple issued a fix to update what it referred to as an "obscure and intermittent bug" triggered by the publication's policy of turning off browser caching for testing.

In order to determine if our recommendations are sufficient and appropriate for turning policy into practice further operational research is required.

Thatcher famously dismissed the very idea of society as a nanny-state fantasy — "there is no such thing" — and no offer of a hug could be inferred from her signature phrase, uttered during an early wave of popular discontent with her policies: "The lady's not for turning".

Forming such a partnership was in fact a key recommendation of a report released Friday by the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), perhaps marking record time for turning advice into policy.

She modified her economic policies at precisely the point she claimed she was not for turning.

South Africa's subsequent two health ministers have won praise for turning around the government's controversial health policies.

Unemployment in the nineteen-eighties wasn't nearly as bad, but the jobless rate did reach twelve percent, prompting outraged calls for a policy u-turn and eliciting Mrs. T's most famous bon mot: "The lady's not for turning".

That was supposed to be a National Science Foundation (NSF) project until the National Science Board, which sets policy for the agency, turned down a request for additional funding for design work.