Sentence examples for policy out of from inspiring English sources

Lucas says that Neil quoted policy out of context.

We leave foreign policy out of the immigration debate at our own moral peril.

These organisations were producing ideas for public policy out of sharing and debating their experiences.

And then they add that things would be better but for the fiscal policy out of Washington.

THE idea of independent central banking is to take decisions on monetary policy out of the hands of politicians.

Actually, the case for the policy out of principle was strengthened rather than weakened and it has now been clarified.

Strip the pageantry and policy out of an election campaign, and all you have left is the person.

Often, businesses make small, measured changes, adding a new activity to an existing process or revising one policy out of hundreds.

If Americans want a diet that promotes health, we will have to take nutrition education and policy out of the hands of the food industry.

And, despite their anger over Aventis and Alstom, the Germans are going along with the joint industrial policy out of political expediency.

Any move to keep the policy out of the party's forthcoming general election manifesto is likely to anger Lib Dem activists and hit its support among students.