Sentence examples for question policy from inspiring English sources

Parliament has a rather serious ability to question ministers, question policy, even impose impeachment of ministers.

"Since 2003, when these companies' accounting came under question, policy makers have done nothing.

Perhaps the most important question, policy analysts say, is how Mrs. Clinton's and Mr. Obama's different approaches would affect their governing style.

A particular strength of this book is the number of doubters the authors unearthed: the unsung government analysts, public lawyers and private researchers who dared to question policy decisions and stand up to the formidable "housers," as the true believers in government subsidies for home ownership are called.

At last week's Legal Aid Practitioners Group (LAPG) conference Sir Bill Callaghan, chairman of the LSC, reflected that it was not his job to "question policy decisions", adding that "in the overall scheme of things whether delivery of legal aid is overseen by the LSC or ministers wasn't the most important issue".

Centralised operations systems must engage with citizens not simply monitor them; citizen groups must question policy and the use of big data, while also contributing to it; smart sensors in streets are still needed, as are those we choose to put into out houses.

That's the big question policy-wise".

The global recession is also likely to throw into question policies concerned with women's employment.

These outsiders helped identify and question policies whose main justification seemed merely to be "that's the way we do things here".

I will question policies even from those I support if those policies deserved to be questioned.

When they directly questioned policy, bishops and priests moved to silence them.