Sentence examples for policy ranging from from inspiring English sources
The Rudd and Gillard governments and the mining industry have argued over substantial matters of public policy ranging from taxation to regulation.
In 1987 alone, he sent more than 1,000 letters to recipients including cabinet ministers about policy ranging from disability rights to South Africa.
Meanwhile Glasgow's legendary and "charismatic" clubnight Optimo, ("all things to all people," says Dom) continues to bridge the gap between genres with its eclectic sound policy ranging from techno to rock and roll.
"Jeremy agrees with the vast amount of CWU policy, ranging from opposing the selling-off of Royal Mail to offering a real alternative to austerity and repealing anti-trade union laws".
He was revealed to have pressed for changes in government policy, ranging from improved equipment for British troops in Iraq to the implementation of a badger cull (whose opponents he criticised as being intellectually dishonest).
Whereas the Conservative Party harbours a cacophony of voices on foreign policy, ranging from youthful neocons to grizzled realists, Labour has only a few mumbles.Yet Mr Brown's lack of sharp elbows on the world stage still perturbs many.
Successive education secretaries have promised to act on discipline with policies ranging from quicker expulsions of disruptive children to improved pupil referral units.
E2's members, predominantly venture capitalists and chief executives, have lobbied for policies ranging from preserving old forests to opposing petroleum-company desires to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Through policies ranging from the Homestead Act to support for the transcontinental railroad, the Republicans encouraged and lionized industry and productivity.
A host of American exporters have seen their revenues fall alarmingly as the greenback's rise revealed hedging policies ranging from the inadequate to the non-existent.
One, the Egyptian Bloc, is an anti-Islamist alliance of culturally liberal parties with economic policies ranging from business-friendly to state-run socialist.
