Sentence examples for policy to show from inspiring English sources

The best companies make it a policy to show gratitude and reward employees for revealing their mistakes, Dr. Tavris said.

It needs to start operating a fair, clear and transparent policy to show how it distributes its service charge or risk alienating staff and customers alike.

Mr. Lee said the opposition was entitled to criticize a policy to show that the government was not providing good leadership.

In this year's letter to shareholders, sent last month, the conglomerate's boss, Warren Buffett, broke a long-standing "no pictures" policy to show off his head-office team, just 24 strong.

One Lib Dem insider has a gloomier assessment: the Conservatives have attained power by subsuming senior Lib Dems into government and making concessions on policy to show they are truly "detoxified", with little care for the third party's electoral support.

They are being used as human collateral, a working deterrent and trophy on the mantelpiece of our toxic asylum policy, to show the world if you attempt to come to Australia by boat, this is the future that awaits you.

Winning the favor of élites means presenting detailed policies to show that you are a serious candidate, but policies are trade-offs, and each will alienate someone.

At a news conference in Tehran on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said that "policies of pressure and intimidation are futile," urging Iran's interlocutors "to adopt policies to show good will to solve this issue".

Kang Xiaoguang said, "The new leadership has used a series of acts and policies to show its concern for disadvantaged groups in society, but at the same time it is allowing capitalists" into the party in unprecedented numbers.

Google has also outlined some policies to show what Chrome will respect with regard to security and settings that can be set by admins.

This section briefly examines the AfD's general approach to economy, labor policies, social insurance policies, and tax policies to show that its economic policies do not adequately represent the interests of blue collar workers and the unemployed, and are in fact against it.