Sentence examples for policy on which from inspiring English sources

Transport Renationalisation of the railways is one policy on which the party is fairly united.

If there is one economic policy on which Republicans and at least some Democrats agree, it's that community banks could use some relief from regulations, particularly those imposed by the 2010 Dodd-Frank reform.

The one national-security policy on which recent public-opinion polls register extreme disapproval is the decision to handle terror suspects as civilian criminals.

The renewal of Britain's nuclear deterrent is a policy on which his party is more or less entirely as one, while Labour is badly split.

"The premise that the sequester is a policy on which we ought to fund things I think is not a good one, whether it is 2024 or 2014," Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md). said Friday.

Here is the tragedy of a policy on which so much depends for us all.

Unfortunately, it transpired that this particular tomato was flung in protest at Britain's support for UN sanctions against Iraq, one of the many policies on which government and opposition nowadays see eye to eye.

Each year, the World Future Council chooses a topic for the Future Policy Award on which policy progress is particularly urgent.

Ending the Syrian occupation is one of the few regional policies on which America and France, the former colonial power, have been able to co-operate.

Are there principles and policies on which all women would, from self-interest or solidarity, agree?

Critics can argue what matters is not their gender but the policies on which they stand.