Sentence examples for policy onto from inspiring English sources
The competition was the rarest of rarities: a government grant program that became a household phrase, and brought arcane education policy onto morning television shows.
THE revolt in Tunisia has thrown both that nation's dictator, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, and the Obama administration's democracy-promotion policy onto the ash heap of history.
His relentless mockery of Mr. Spitzer's decision has thrust the driver's license policy onto the national stage, helping fuel an uproar not only among New Yorkers, but among national groups opposed to illegal immigration as well.
Mr. Steiner is widely credited with having steered a chancellor initially inexperienced in foreign policy onto the world stage, helping him to become perhaps the most forceful of European politicians.
The day, like so many others on the president's schedule this year, followed a familiar pattern, layering a touch of Bush administration domestic policy onto aggressive politicking and the raising of hundreds of thousands of dollars for Republican candidates and the party.
They have seen it as a way of forcing their pet views on social policy onto towns and cities".
Why should we be concerned about the effort to shift the blame for bad policies onto the general public?
At the beginning of the week the childcare charity 4Children organised a session in parliament to try to force children's policies onto the pre-election manifesto-writing agenda.
Although what's even more distasteful than the hypocrisy of European leaders forcing policies onto Greece that they themselves have not dared to argue for in their own countries, is the cynicism of those same leaders imposing policies that will benefit their own country's corporations.
In 1944′s Double Indemnity, when Fred MacMurray pushed whole-life insurance policies onto greedy, lust-struck women, term life insurance wasn't even a gleam in Barbara Stanwyck's eye.
A further consideration is that employers may pass the cost of maternity leave policies onto mothers by lowering their wages if maternity leave is not provided as a tax-funded social insurance benefit.
