Sentence examples for policy of getting from inspiring English sources

This reflects the Bloomberg administration's policy of getting people off the streets and into shelters, which are often privately run.

His secretary of agriculture, Henry A. Wallace, had been outspoken in criticism of the Baruch Plan and of the policy of "getting tough" with the Soviets.

Steve McNamara, general secretary of the Licensed Taxi Drivers Associationn, told The Independent: "Uber has a firm policy of getting rid of whistleblowers and what they term 'troublemakers'".

Apart from, apparently, the policy of getting rid of Johnson himself just 10 months after his last sacking, by Bristol City.

There is inequality in health, education and unemployment, along with the policy of getting into bed with big developers where they put in tiny amounts of affordable housing".

"If they spent as much time on the policy of getting together and solving the problems as they do on the politics, I think we would all be much better off," said Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma.

The union believes that Calibre's actions reflect some hotels' policies of getting rid of higher-paid long-term workers and replacing them with cheaper agency and casual workers".

"We have a policy of not getting involved," the officer said.

They may need to understand the history, policy and politics of getting a bridge approved.

It's no accident that we're here: a farm policy of "get big or get out" that has been going on for decades has only benefited big companies that are becoming more and more consolidated.

It was an era in which tying yourself to a corporation and pursuing a policy of get-the-money-whichever-way-you-can was not acceptable.