Sentence examples for prepare a policy from inspiring English sources

An ally of Corbyn said he wanted to prepare a policy platform that could form the basis of a manifesto in the event of a snap general election.

To resuscitate these provisions, advocates could prepare a policy brief for the Treasury, encourage a private-public funding partnership for loan loss reserves, or advocate for appropriations after demonstrating the effectiveness of a pilot program.

To comply with the policy, Kenyan authorities hired Kai Schmidt-Soltau, a German sociologist and development expert, to prepare a "policy framework" that spelled out how the project would follow the bank's rules for protecting the Sengwer and other indigenous groups.

The initial steps were to diagnose the functioning of the existing HRS through the NHRS framework, prepare a policy for health research, inform and engage stakeholders and initiate research priority setting.

He had just learned that Ms. Kagan's office was preparing a policy for President Bill Clinton to discourage "social promotion" in schools.

As chancellor, he freed the Bank of England to set interest rates but handed its supervisory powers over banks to the Financial Services Authority.Small wonder, then, that Mr Darling announced no big regulatory shake-up as his Treasury prepares a policy paper on reform that is due to be made public shortly.

He prepared a policy of mass expulsion against the Persians, even though many prominent Iraqis -- including Rashid Ali al-Gailani, the father of Iraqi nationalism, and Muhammad al-Jawahiri, the greatest Arabic poet of the 20th century -- had been classified as Persian during Ottoman rule.

VICE confirmed that the Ministry contracted a group of experts two years ago with the purpose of preparing a policy with a focus on gender and with directives for containing violence against women, but it wasn't made public for apparently political reasons.

Sama prepared a policy brief for parliamentarians in 2009, critiquing problematic provisions of the draft bill.

The Secretary's Advisory Committee on Genetics Health and Society SACGHS, US Department of Health and Human Servicess) is preparing a policy report addressing the effects of patenting and licensing on clinical access to genetic testing in the United States.

For policymakers, such as a Health Minister or senior staff member in a Ministry, this article suggests a number of questions that staff might be asked to consider when preparing a policy brief regarding impacts on inequities.