Sentence examples for running policy from inspiring English sources

If they are those that have been running policy and advising policymakers then their record on youth unemployment so far has been quite pathetic.

Huala, currently detained in Argentina for the illegal posession of firearms, claims that the disappearance of Maldonado is just another instance of a long running policy of repression against his community by "para-police groups" in Patagonia.

"The cost of running policy too tight is not just what we don't produce this year, it's all the lost production and lost income for many years ahead," said J. W. Mason, an economist for the Roosevelt Institute, a left-leaning think tank.

The nation's inability to find a permanent home for the dangerous byproduct of its 50-year-adventure in nuclear energy represents one of the biggest and longest running policy failures in federal government history.

CHeSS, Ghana was the only institute to be actively engaged in running policy dialogues at the national level.

In Henan (1996) and Zhejiang, the then running policy was that re-treatment was not fully free of charge.

Party machines, however depleted they are these days, are still needed to campaign locally and run policy centrally.

A cut and run policy would be morally repugnant and politically irresponsible, leaving Afghanistan at the mercy of its warlords.

And whatever her administrative skills, she is hardly the first to advocate a "walk, don't run" policy in school.

The proposed options range from a troop surge of 80,000, to a cut and run policy, with numerous prescriptions in between.

David Plouffe, the manager of Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, now runs policy at super-unicorn Uber.