Sentence examples for policy to stand from inspiring English sources

It is now Liberal Democrat policy to stand up to ministers on many of the changes.

The debate was thrown into chaos on the sixth day, those jury members recalled, as jurors disregarded their policy to stand and speak, and several angrily accused Ms. Jordan of not deliberating in good faith.

In the summer, one minister was accused of bussing in fake customers supportive of his policies to stand in a supermarket as he made a visit.

"He doesn't have a constitutional or policy leg to stand on," he said.

"In my view, that means policy needs to stand ready to move off either foot in the period ahead".

In a speech last month, Haldane said inflation had "dropped like a stone" over the past year and that "policy needs to stand ready to move off either foot in the period ahead".

"There are some, as I would call them, 'soft Eurosceptics' who have suggested our best policy is to stand still and let Dave do his negotiation and see what he comes back with," he said.

The decision by the central bank's Governing Council, its main policy board, to stand pat was expected by analysts as the bank measures the impact of a wide-ranging set of aggressive moves it took last month to stimulate the eurozone's moribund economy: to pump money into the economy, encourage lending by banks and raise inflation from levels considered dangerously low.

Opinion is divided as to whether the best policy is to stand firm against North Korean threats or to seek to engage with the government.

In the view of the authors, at present, the development of Taiwan's ECEC policy seems to stand at a crossroads, pondering about how to take the next step; left or right, or a third way.

In September, Trump pledged in a policy paper to stand up for the rights of "law-abiding gun owners" and expand concealed carry to all 50 states.