Sentence examples for policy worthy from inspiring English sources

By learning from Arizona, and becoming more like Canada, we might finally have an immigration policy worthy of the U.S.A.

He claimed: "Sacrificing British influence for party expediency is not a policy worthy of a prime minister".

EVER since the cold war ended, Russia has been searching in vain for a foreign policy worthy of the great power it thinks it still ought to be.

If an enlarged EU were to develop a genuine defence arm, a common foreign policy worthy of the name and a more integrated political structure, a "realist" might regard that as a threat.Both the Turkish and the Russian questions suggest that the EU now needs to think about developing a foreign policy for countries that may remain outside the Union.

In my twelve years in the Senate, my one guiding principle on every national security decision I made and every vote I cast was always this: Is our policy worthy of our troops and their families and the sacrifices we ask them to make?

We started with Eric Pickles, then secretary of state at the DCLG, dismissing the regional strategies as "Soviet style" policies, this from a politician who was to go on to promote the "bedroom tax", an instrument of policy worthy of Stalin himself.

"This [Franco-German] initiative involves asking the president of the [European] commission and the president of the [European] council and all our partners, so that we can put in place immigration policies worthy of what we represent".

Let's work with the administration to produce policies worthy of our highest aspirations and those of our students.

He will also have established a foreign policy legacy worthy of the name.

Additional remedial policy measures worthy of consideration include alternative credit scoring models, as well as the wider use of pre- and post-purchase housing counseling for first-time homebuyers, each proven effective and endorsed at various times by policymakers and mortgage industry professionals alike.

But he eventually came to appreciate the geopolitical logic of the move and turned it into a foreign-policy caper worthy of his self-described cowboy persona, making a secret visit (code name: Polo One) to Beijing through Pakistan to meet Chou and test the terrain.