Sentence examples for practised a policy from inspiring English sources

France has for decades practised a policy of subsidising the arts and using quotas to guarantee the survival of domestic television and film production against overwhelming Anglophone domination, setting quotas for broadcasting and levying cinema tickets to fund domestic film production to the tune of around €1bn (£850m) a year.

26 Some units reported policies related to minimising or preventing VAP: seven practised a policy of ensuring patients were positioned with the head of the bed elevated >45° most of the time; four routinely used subglottic suction endotracheal/tracheostomy tubes; and five indicated that mouth care with chlorhexidine (any concentration) was routine practice.

The Washington Post accused President Obama of practising a foreign policy "based on fantasy" rather than realities.

In its 2007 report, the JCHR concluded that the government was practising "a deliberate policy of destitution" to deter asylum seekers.

"For the past 40 years, the Malaysian government has practised an affirmative-action policy aimed at raising the living standards of indigenous groups".

This was not simply a politician with whom some had policy disagreements; here was a man who practised a style of politics that could not be indulged.

And yet, here is Cameron coming up with a brand new policy for you and your department: a policy practised keenly by loony lefties.

We practise a lot together.

Or practise a spot of criticism.

You have to practise – a lot.

I practise a variant of hatha yoga.