Sentence examples for prime policy from inspiring English sources

Ann Pettifor is director of Prime: Policy Research in Macroeconomics Labour's bequest to the country and the coalition was a bare cupboard stuffed with IOUs piling up.

Controls on capital were lifted, full employment was abandoned as the prime policy goal, trade union power was curbed, taxes for the better off were cut, inequality was allowed to widen, finance waxed as manufacturing waned.

Ann Pettifor is director of Prime: Policy Research in Macroeconomics It will be remembered not just as the day when the chancellor's fiscal goals were left in tatters but also as the moment when the mounting scale of post-2015 cuts became clearer – with more pain to come by 2018 on top of the roughly £23bn that was already pencilled in by 2017.

In fact, the 'health for all' concept of the 1978 Alma-Ata declaration became a prime policy bearer for the movement of bringing health services closer to the communities [ 1].

Questions about real people are tricky because general Prime Ministerial policy answers never quite fit the complainant's dire circumstances.

"The government is handing the BBC a prime public policy task that should not be the preserve of any media organisation.

Offering to repeat the trick with the NHS may help to get rid of the "control-freak" label that hinders his prospects of becoming and remaining prime minister.The policy appeals to Mr Cameron for a different reason.

Andrew Gelman wants to see the evidence for the effects of subliminal primes on policy attitudes; fair enough.

He was seconded to the Prime Minister's Policy Unit in 10 Downing St (May 1998 to Feb 1999) to develop long-term policies on education and training.

He is a decent middle-order batsman and head of the prime minister's policy unit.

The bigger danger is that presentation can distract a prime minister from policy.