Sentence examples for running a policy from inspiring English sources

Theresa May has no intention of running a policy on Israel independent of the US.

In 1936, Holstein was convicted of running a policy racket in 1936 and was imprisoned for a year.

Essex and Kent are developing a joint strategic command for their ports; four Yorkshire forces are running a policy unit for undercover officers.

He spent the next two years as the NSC's director for defense policy and arms control, where he wrote national security adviser Brent Scowcroft's annual policy document on strategy, then two more years at the Pentagon running a policy staff for the secretary of the Air Force.

Through its year-round programme, the FSI delivers training, advice sessions, conferences and fundraising opportunities free-of-charge to charities with a raised voluntary income of up to £1.5m, whilst running a policy programme that aims to ensure that small charities can influence the public policies that affect them.

Of course, few organizations can envisage running a policy of complete freedom unless they are bold (or reckless) enough to turn themselves into some sort of anarcho-syndicalist commune.

Not only has Trump offered no plan to tackle mental healthcare, he's presented the barest of outlines for most of his governing agenda, even as he now accuses Clinton of "running a policy-free campaign," as he claimed at recent rally in Iowa. .

Not only has Trump offered no plan to tackle mental healthcare, he's presented the barest of outlines for most of his governing agenda, even as he now accuses Clinton of "running a policy-free campaign," as he claimed at recent rally in Iowa.

It's no way to run a policy.

"We have indeed run a policy for 20 years that rewards ALL of our team when guests generously give a tip to our team members.

The best role for natural gas is as a complement to renewable energy sources, said Hal Harvey, who runs a policy research group called Energy Innovation in San Francisco.