Sentence examples for policy shoot from inspiring English sources

Areas of investigation by the new authorities included: commanders responsible for the DDR's border policy ("shoot to kill"), election fraud at various levels of governance, and charges of corruption, embezzlement, and "misuse of public funds" (Blankenburg 1995).

Your leader on drugs policy (Shooting up the messenger, 31 October) is long on righteous indignation but short on logic.

Mr. Bashir saw early in his career that atrocities can constitute an effective policy — shooting villagers and gang-raping women is quite useful to depopulate rural areas, thereby denying support to rebel militias.

The military is adopting the Egyptian equivalent of North Korea's "military first" policy, shooting demonstrators, making political decisions, and appointing civilians friendly to the military.

Mr. Romney, whose campaign ran an advertisement during a break in the debate that criticized Mr. McCain's stances on taxes and immigration policies, shot back that "the personal barbs are interesting but unnecessary".

He said: "I can state quite categorically that it was never policy to shoot unless a target had been identified as a threat... to suggest there was a deliberate policy to shoot civilians is ludicrous and something that no politician would ever agree to".

So, policy should shoot for the NAIRU.

Labour sources said Corbyn was still opposed to a policy of shoot to kill, which he regards an unlawful.

On Monday Corbyn told the BBC that he was not happy with a policy of "shoot to kill" against terrorists on UK streets.

It is perhaps an indication of the risks people are willing to take that they will run the gauntlet of the Eritrean government's policy to shoot to kill those "traitors" leaving the country in search of a livable existence.

According to a report of the event in the York Press, McCluskey said it was "inappropriate" for Corbyn to have said he was unhappy with a policy of shoot to kill in the event of Paris-style attacks.