Sentence examples for policy swapping from inspiring English sources

Corbyn reshuffled his shadow cabinet last week in an attempt to create more unity on foreign policy, swapping his pro-Trident defence secretary, Maria Eagle, for the anti-Trident Emily Thornberry.

Sometimes that involved a straight policy swap.

Perhaps the best example that came about through a straightforward policy swap was the introduction of universal free school meals for infants.

The corrections commissioner, Glenn Goord, said he was reluctantly ordering a statewide policy on swapping shifts.

The production of buffers between irregular migrants and the destination country – via offshoring, push back policies, people swapping deals and 'saving lives' rhetoric – are acts that produce invisibility and allow governments to create narratives to dictate events as 'true'true

Policies of swapping criminalisation for healthcare have reduced problematic heroin use in Switzerland 6 and have reduced associated harms in Portugal.

Monetary policy involves the swapping of assets — essentially, the acquisition of Treasuries and swapping those for other kinds of assets".

As I've tried to explain in various ways, the hallmark of such a trap is that at the margin people hold money not for its moneyness but simply as a store of value, and that therefore conventional monetary policy — which involves swapping money for non-money assets like Treasury bills — has no effect, because it's just replacing one zero-interest asset with another.

Why not try a more palatable policy, such as swapping out azaleas and petunias for apples and peas?

From an ideal-policy standpoint, either swapping a VAT/carbon tax combination for the entire existing payroll structure or using a more modest VAT to just pay for a permanent payroll tax cut seem like ideas well-worth considering.

Check to be sure your home and auto-insurance policies cover house swapping.