Sentence examples for programme of policy from inspiring English sources

On 10 November my own think-tank, CentreForum, embarks upon a new programme of policy work to address these challenges.

This is not to argue that electoral reform should be resisted, but to set the debate about AV and other systems of voting in a broader context as part of a wider programme of policy.

In the UK, a significant programme of policy reform aims to improve outcomes for disabled children and their families.

In response to this incident, the hospital undertook a programme of policy review and education to prevent further incidents.

Second, the goal of EU accession dictated a ready-made programme of policies for all governments to follow.

We are driving the shift to a low-carbon economy, and have an ambitious and well-funded programme of policies to protect and enhance our natural environment, which can be seen in the action the government has taken since May 2010.

Labour put forward a manifesto in 2017, which won over millions of new voters, including a majority in Stockport, with a programme of policies that would transform our country.

We have drawn up a 10-year programme of policies we want to work on: women's rights, local government and improved transport and economic development of the Arab cities. "I've drawn up a list of 80 issues and both Jews and Arabs will benefit.

This autumn Mr Balls will launch a programme of policies for "inclusive prosperity" with Larry Summers, a former American treasury secretary.The flow of ideas and inspiration is, however, mostly one-way: British politics does not inspire the feverish excitement in the United States that Washington's razzamatazz does in London.

It was a shrewd assessment of how the measure for the voter had shifted, from "does a political party have a convincing programme of policies?" to "would this party leader be the kind of person you would like to have round for a beer at the family barbecue?".

In his victory speech, Mr Bersani said job creation would be a priority as he put together a programme of policies for the electorate.