Sentence examples for policy to move from inspiring English sources

"I hope it's not The Times's policy to move this matter back into the 'he said she said' realm," he wrote.

"In circumstances such as these, Dr Narang, it is the policy to move the deceased to a more private area of the plane," he whispered.

Sweating consumers switched on fans and air conditioners, which are increasingly powered from renewable energy sources, a central part of the country's Energiewende, an ambitious national policy to move away from nuclear power.

Textbook Keynesian economics (literally: think Dornbusch-Fischer and Gordon) had comfortably incorporated inflation expectations, while the persistence of recessions and the evident ability of fully anticipated monetary policy to move the real economy had made Lucas-type models unsustainable.

With world attention focused on wars and crises elsewhere around the world, Bosnia-watchers say the international community has no new strategy to re-engage in Bosnia, nor a shared policy to move the country forward.

"The main one being that governments actually stick to their targets which they stipulated in terms of implementing policy to move towards a two degree limit in global warming by 2050," said Wilkins.

The center's focus will likely expand from policy to moving genetic tests into the clinic, Scott says.

Talking with staff, Bush emphasizes that he wants to use these policies to move from an "anything-goes culture" to a "responsibility culture".

"The technology is in place," he says, "what we now need is for government policies to move in the right direction".

They need to reform trade policies to move food freely.

"It's time for our policies to move beyond the Beltway to reflect the real world.