Sentence examples for policy made of from inspiring English sources

VICE wanted to know what those affected by the policy made of it, so we hit the streets of Auckland to find out.

So what can Americans interested in rational gun policy make of this? 1) We still don't really know how many defensive gun uses (DGUs) there are each year.

As Dunlap said, "What this study tells us is that it is going to make any effective policy making of climate change very difficult, because it will be difficult to build a consensus on this polarized issue".

Here, too, the result is policy made for the sake of policy, not necessity.

Our results are critical for ever-improvement of policy making on urban resource management.

client: the CPU scheduling policy made use of the number of deadline misses in various places.

Clearly, policy made devoid of context runs the risk of failure.

Any emphasis on the fetus as a focus of public policy makes supporters of abortion rights nervous.

The combination of lacking data and increasing visibility of migration in public discourse and policy makes investigation of the scale and composition of emigration flows particularly useful.

Cameron is sure the Labour leader's foreign policy is made of raw, tactical cynicism.

The new organisation will offer corporate America a direct conduit into the policy making process of city councils and municipalities.