Sentence examples for policy repeat from inspiring English sources

Opponents of sensible immigration policy repeat these lines so often you'd think that they really believed them.

The Coalition seized on the policy, repeating Tony Abbott's arguments against the emissions trading scheme (ETS) in 2013.

On domestic politics, Mr. Obama, still in the same dark suit and blue tie he had worn hours earlier in a steamy Phoenix high school gym for a speech on housing policies, repeated some of his talking points on that subject.

Turnbull, who has also sought to allay concerns from the Nationals and conservative members of the Liberal party that he would overturn the Coalition's existing climate policies, repeated his support for the government's post-2020 emissions reduction targets and the other measures Hunt had assembled "with great care".

Peng found the conditions there even worse than in 1959; and, in a January 1962 conference of 7,000 Party leaders to determine Party economic policies, repeated most of the criticisms that he had made at Lushan.

There is therefore a need for clear policy on repeat testing: if risk is ongoing, repeat testing at appropriate intervals is desirable; however, the resource implications need to be considered for unnecessary repetitive testing.

Mr. Bloomberg quickly took responsibility and developed a plan to flood the most dangerous schools with extra safety agents and to impose a "three strikes and you're out" policy for repeat offenders of the discipline code.

Where disease is stable, a 'watch and wait' policy with repeat imaging every 3 6 months may be prescribed.

The 72-hour policy was repeated in the confirmation letter.

Why, then, does she not accord this principle to anyone else? "This is the NUS policy," she repeats.

Chief among those are any tax increases or any policies proposing repeat or continued spending from the 2009 stimulus package.