Sentence examples for policy nuts from inspiring English sources

David Cameron has branded the Labour Party's tax policy "nuts", warning that it would drive business out of Britain and hamper the economic recovery.

But for us policy nuts, one of the new biographies of the mayor raises even more compelling questions about the startling drop in the city's crime rate.

What this means is that the income mobility problem that drives policy makers nuts disappears for those who get a degree.

Mr. Cameron told The Telegraph that such policies were "nuts".

Chapter two contains a story of monkeys who were furious with their keeper when he announced the policy of three nuts every morning and four in the evening.

The EU institutions are converging on the idea that Europe needs to concentrate on practical policies; both the nuts and bolts of deepening the single market and extending it to the internet through a digital single market will feature in Juncker's speech.

Owen Hathway, Wales policy officer at NUT Cymru, said there were concerns that there was not enough time or resources to give experienced teachers further training.

Due to the complementary relationship between smoking and betel nut use, betel nut control policy should be linked with tobacco control policy when increasing cigarette taxes.

We have omitted them from the table above as many schools have a nut-free policy to prevent allergic reactions in children with nut allergies.

He's most entertaining when you get him off policy and onto the nuts and bolts of legislating.

Policy is the toughest nut to crack, Naam says.