Sentence examples for settled policy from inspiring English sources
"The tax rate is settled policy.
The 12.5% tax rate is settled policy.
"The Bush tax cuts are settled policy.
This approach accords with this Court's settled policy of avoiding unnecessary decision of constitutional issues.
The answer, I believe, must be that national prohibition is a settled policy.
The SNP has a settled policy of not voting on "English" laws, for it is an openly separatist party.
The Clinton Administration's reported interest in warming up U.S. relations with Taiwan is yet another reminder that in foreign relations even the most apparently settled policies are sometimes--and quite properly--subject to revision.
Farage said he favoured greater use of national referendums to settle policy disputes.
But Prescott said this was "silly", and that she had no right, as interim leader, to settle policy on such an important issue.
Prosecutions would set the dangerous precedent that criminal law can be used to settle policy differences at the expense of career officers.
Ms Merkel seems unable even to make deals with her own party's powerful state premiers, some of whom seem more interested in replacing her than in settling policy differences.
