Sentence examples for policy introduced by from inspiring English sources

Electricity Market Reform (EMR) The EMR is a policy introduced by the coalition government.

It follows a similar policy introduced by TravelSafe Insurance in 2005.

Third, the brownfield-first policy introduced by the Conservatives in 1995 has been scrapped.

The higher fares can be traced back to a policy introduced by the previous Labour government.

The current rate, under the policy introduced by George Osborne when he was chancellor, is £7.20 for adults.

The one-to-one policy, introduced by a Perónist government, initially brought economic stability by wiping out inflation.

To date, specific policies introduced by the government have been spatially blind.

Santos's presidential campaign has prioritised work, economic development and maintaining the "democratic security" policies introduced by Uribe.

This is a throwback to indigenisation policies introduced by Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, one of Sata's role models by his own account.

The brand new Transport for London (TfL) board and its chair, Sadiq Khan, will on Thursday consider an upbeat account of the progress of cycling policies introduced by Boris Johnson.

He dismissed reports that those being kicked off DSP were "rorters" or that it was the result of policies introduced by Morrison.