Sentence examples for policy of everything from inspiring English sources
"They have this mindless policy of everything having to be simultaneously streamed and released, which is obviously an untenable model for theatrical presentation.
Thanks to Garrow's political connections, he was made first Solicitor General and then Attorney General for the Prince of Wales in 1806 and 1807; he was recommended by Erskine, who said in a letter to the Prince that "he knows more of the real justice and policy of everything connected with the criminal law than any man I am acquainted with".
That move alone would tilt the direction of policy on everything from labor to LGBTQ rights to reproductive freedom, and beyond.
For upstaters, there is the chapter on the economy, and for downstaters, there's education -- page after page of chewy policy on everything from sopping up unused federal health care dollars to implementing LearnSTAT -- "a powerful new tool to improve accountability by collecting, analyzing and mapping data on student performance and other indicators".
"The family," as its members refer to themselves, sets policy on everything from matters of donations to charities to procedures for training the fifth generation to participate in the company.
UNPREPARED the Socialists may have been, but that has not stopped them announcing a stream of policies on everything from abortion to water.
The risk of patent litigation has led them to adopt a policy of 'patenting everything', as Steve Jobs famously ordered Apple executives, and the rise of the 'patent everything' policy likely contributes to the volume of bad-quality patents pointed out in Stallman's Wired article.
I had a policy of posting everything that I had that was related to the business on it, as soon as I had it.
The number (determined by this newspaper's policy of reviewing everything that opens for at least a week on a commercial screen in Brooklyn, Manhattan or Los Angeles) has ballooned over the past decade.
However, it runs the risk of them being seen to judge a wide range of council policies, on everything from children to housing.
But it isn't all personality politics; the candidates' knowledge of party policies – on everything from free schools to the environment – is impressive.
