Sentence examples for policy of taking from inspiring English sources

"There is a policy of taking kids first and investigating the cases later".

It resulted, he said, from a policy of "taking care of our soldiers on the cheap".

The school has denied mistreating Mr. Chomakhidze, but acknowledged a policy of taking away students' points after a suicide attempt.

In both countries, Rudin said, the trauma of colonisation was compounded by a government policy of taking children away.

"We will firmly maintain our policy of taking appropriate action if there are rapid moves in foreign exchange rates".

"We are talking about a national policy of taking a hands-off approach to the growth of the Internet".

Their policy of taking big stakes in RBS and Lloyds/HBOS, while offering government insurance for banks' dodgy assets, puts the government in the worst position of all.

Barnes & Noble has a similar policy of taking into consideration the health, safety and comfort of their customers when allowing nonservice pets into the store.

But the Prime Minister still refuses to change his Government's policy of taking in more than just a few hundred refugees.

Perhaps they also ought to consider the effect – on voters and public trust in politicians – of their policies of taking us into the war in Iraq and courting the bankers.

However, policies of ideology, movement of iron and steel before the Chinese reform, and policies of taking economic growth as the central task during the 1980s serve as supporting examples of the unbalanced strategy that Hirschman (1998) describes.