Sentence examples for proposing policy from inspiring English sources
The sixteen members of the Ferguson Commission have been charged with proposing policy reforms.
But the members of the executive board play a particularly influential role, managing E.C.B. operations and proposing policy initiatives.
His remarks often sounded like pronouncements by an officeholder, proposing policy changes and oozing invective for political opponents and journalistic rivals.
The group represents the top executives of 21 major banking, investment and insurance companies in proposing policy changes in the financial services industry.
Many of the little commentaries are infected by the lazy trick of pundits of all persuasions: plucking a tidbit of outrage from a news item -- a welfare queen who cheats the system, the federal agency that spent $32,000 for private restrooms in its new quarters -- and using it as a basis for proposing policy or as a whipping boy for the idiocy of government.
To simplify the characterization, we assume that ideological voters never vote for a candidate proposing policy A.29. Consider a platform profile ((x_1,x_2)in {E,A}^2).
If people were familiar with the kind of economics it introduces, politicians would win support for proposing policies that work.
Some black leaders criticize Mr. Obama for not directly addressing young blacks or proposing policies specifically for them.
"Mitt Romney is proposing policies that would eliminate health care of for millions of women.
He is not a soda drinker, but he dislikes the proposed policy.
The proposed policy of new for old has long been mooted.
