Sentence examples for rush policy from inspiring English sources

Playbill.com breaks down the rush policy theatre-by-theatre.

The first thing you need to do when planning to buy rush tickets is check the website for the show you want to see for the specifics of their student rush policy.

But Juliet Lyon, of the Prison Reform Trust, said the report showed that "drastic cuts combined with rushed policy decisions are driving our prisons into freefall".

We seem to have had rather a lot of ministers who've rushed policies through on the basis of distant memories of their university days, only to find that the world (and students) have changed.

Susan E. Dudley, a member of the Administrative Conference, said she believes the recommendations are a step in the right direction because they could help agency directors resist the temptation to rush through policy changes during their final days in office.

In an effort to keep the house full and attract new audiences, Ms. Rosenberg also instituted a student rush ticket policy that students have rushed to embrace: two hours before the performance any unsold seat goes for $15. "What we are doing here is not just good for the San Francisco Opera," Mr. Mills said.

A grant from Macy's will allow the company to continue the $7 rush ticket policy without robbing it of needed revenue, Walcutt said.

On Wednesday, Merkel said remaining member states must listen to each other carefully and avoid rushing into policy decisions.

He believes that work to create the integrated health and social care service for Manchester in the coming weeks breaches a prohibition on rushing through policies that could secure political advantage for the ruling party (or parties) during the run up to a general election.

So long as inflation remains above the ECB's target of "less than 2%", the bank will be in no rush to ease policy.

"They've indicated that even if the unemployment rate falls down to 6.5 percent, they might be in no rush to tighten policy if inflation remains too low".