Sentence examples for stamp policy from inspiring English sources

Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), who chairs the committee that oversees food stamp policy, has previously resisted appropriators' efforts to tinker with food stamps.

Further, many of the same key people who carried out Mr. Giuliani's food stamp policy are now on the job for Mayor Bloomberg, and the ambivalence shows.

Sharon Regensberg, the food stamp policy chief at the New Mexico Department of Human Services, said it was clear that the $600 subsidy should not be counted as income in determining eligibility for food stamps.

"People sign up for food stamps when they lose their jobs, or their wages go down because their hours are cut," said Stacy Dean, director of food stamp policy at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in Washington, who noted that 14 states saw their rolls reach record numbers by last December.

It's simple: food stamp policy isn't farm policy" and "separate consideration of these policies will allow us to forge ahead with real solutions and reform instead of repeating the mistakes of the past".

At the March 2014 National People's Congress, meeting to rubber- stamp policies, Premier Li Keqiang admitted as much.

"Healthy debate and diverse opinion are being eliminated from the State Department and C.I.A., and the cabinet is being remade to rubber stamp policies that will undermine Social Security, balloon the deficit, avoid real reforms in health care and education, weaken homeland security and walk away from critical allies".

Green party leader Natalie Bennett has attacked EU election frontrunner Ukip, saying Nigel Farage has stamped policy out of the party's platform.

WWDD As a lifelong Chicagoan who for years has watched city council members swoon over Mayor Daley's words and rubber stamp his policies, it's kind of bizarre to see so many people saying negative things about what he has done with the city.

Michael Donmall, head of the National Drug Evidence Centre and a former member of ACMD, said: "No independent advisory council should be expected to rubber-stamp government policy decisions.

Vaccination of poultry against influenza (H5N1) virus was legally prohibited, and a stamping out policy was considered as a control option.