Sentence examples for policy noted from inspiring English sources

The sector is "central to the social life of Australians", as last year's Creative Australia policy noted, and "an increasingly important part of the economic mainstream".

He and Michele A. Flournoy, the under secretary of defense for policy, noted that any continuing military relationship with Afghanistan would require negotiations with the government there.

Thanos Dokos, a defence analyst and director general of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, noted that the latest figures nevertheless reflected a sharp drop since the start of the Greek crisis.

Robert D. Reischauer, president of the Urban Institute and a longtime expert on health policy, noted that recent studies show the United States does not rank at the top on several measures of health care quality, like waiting times to see physicians.

Michel Miraillet (Under Secretary of Defence for Policy) noted Egyptian enrichment efforts, stated with suspicion that Egypt had known a lot about the Libyan nuclear program and the A.Q. Khan network, and suggested that Egypt has been reacting to "humiliation" it believes it suffered at the 1995 RevCon.

Speaking of the credits Monday at a news conference, Gene Sperling, director of the National Economic Council and assistant to the president for economic policy, noted that the credits were "technology neutral," in a seeming rebuttal to critics who argued that the administration favored E.V.'s over other advanced mobility technologies.

But "personnel is policy", notes Glenn Hubbard, Mr Romney's chief economic adviser.

"You can win or lose votes because of your China policy," notes Sebastian Bersick of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.

If you do continue with monthly payments and need to claim on the policy, note that you will need to pay the outstanding amount in one go.

Governor Scott questioned the legality of the federal policy, noting that it has not been approved by Congress or as a federal rule.

He was possibly the first to apply epidemiological theory to drugs policy (noting that their illegality promotes crime, he coined the phrase "iatrogenic government", comparing government to a doctor whose intrusion only makes a patient worse).