Sentence examples for policy put forward from inspiring English sources

The Government has executed a rapid climbdown after being alerted to the pitfalls of a policy put forward "in the heat of the moment".

Kamall said his response to the policy put forward by the home secretary, Amber Rudd, was to ask: "Where does this ridiculous idea come from?

Is the foreign policy put forward by the United States and Britain the cause of terrorism, or the answer to it?

In September Ben Broadbent, the Bank's deputy governor for monetary policy, put forward a view that the UK's low-wage, low-skills recovery, which has attracted considerable (and justified) negative comment, was poised to come to an end.

That was Hockey as treasurer: all talk that never held up to scrutiny, policy put forward for either baseless ideological purposes or because it might wedge the ALP or target people who were deemed not to be Liberal party voters.

What has also been interesting is the defence of policy, put forward variously by George Osborne, David Cameron and Crispin Blunt, that seeks to rely on statistics demonstrating the generosity of the overseas aid programme.

"Almost all the policies put forward during the last election came from him".

The opposition has said the matter should be settled by the public's verdict on policies put forward at the state election in March.

The policies put forward in this election felt as though they came from the same box of tricks as Ed Milliband used - 1p on tax, that kind of thing.

Powell insists her proposals can be married with the broad thrust of the policies put forward by Corbyn during his leadership campaign.

Hinting at the unease felt by some Lib Dem MPs about decisions already taken in the first 100 days since David Cameron became prime minister, Hughes said his MPs should be able to reject policies put forward by the coalition government.