Sentence examples for policy worked out from inspiring English sources

Some blokes somewhere thought this was a smart move, though it feels exactly like a policy worked out on the back of an envelope.

IT started years ago as a policy worked out by Westchester County and its correction officers on how to handle disability claims.

First of all, we spent five years in opposition, after David had become leader of the party, developing development policy, working out what we should do.

In pursuing the policies worked out by his father and Queen Elizabeth, Cecil followed a moderately anti-Roman Catholic, anti-Spanish, and anti-Puritan line.

Policies worked out on the sofas in Whitehall will not, in my opinion, make much of a contribution to the rebuilding of confidence among the voters.

Leaving aside the fact that this is about what forecasters on average predict in any case, surely we should ask how the identical policies worked out in Bush's two terms.

"Having lost so many votes and seats while their net migration target is failing badly, the Tories seem to be rushing for more headlines before they have policies worked out".

To see how these policies work out, we can look only as far as page nine of Morton's own policy – which explicitly states that if funds from sales are used to fuel prices further, "These policies could do more harm than good".

The new minister of education, Mori Arinori, acted as a central figure in enforcing a nationalistic educational policy and worked out a vast revision of the school system.

The data suggests that once traditional obstacles like tariffs and farm policy get worked out, procurement and labour may become the stumbling blocks.

It said the move would be part of a new Afghan policy being worked out by President Nicolas Sarkozy and his advisers.