Sentence examples for policy to live from inspiring English sources

The minister for immigration, Peter Dutton, and his shadow, Richard Marles, show little concern for the lack of protection and safety for refugee women condemned by Australian policy to live in Nauru.

Now, in 2016, at a minimum, following the Sanders revolt, we should have been talking in the context of the next administration about a $20 minimum wage, free college, Medicare for all, and a liberal, humane, twenty-first century immigration policy to live up to our ideals.

This includes immigrant women, many of whom are relegated by our failed immigration policies to living in shadows and silence.

The only thing the policy failed to live up to was promising a second generation housing.

Politicians, when it comes to governing and policy, tend to live in the now, often failing to take the long view.

"We don't want politics and policy reporters to live in separate silos, as they have in other newsrooms," she said.

Its first director, John DiIulio, resigned in 2001 and made a similar charge: that the administration wanted the issue (which is electorally attractive) more than it wanted the policy (which raises controversies about the division between church and state).There is not much doubt that the policy has failed to live up to the billing that Mr Bush gave it in 2000.

And it is why foreign policy is condemned to live with an age-old dilemma.

Many policy makers seem to live in a dream world.

In Vietnam, the flood policy encourages citizens to live with floods as a coping strategy for flood hazard.

And I would like Knut Storberget [the current justice minister] to have a chance to continue his policy to improve living conditions inside prisons".