Sentence examples for strands of policy from inspiring English sources

The Tory plan to conceal the shifting strands of policy by previous leaders may not work.

She did offer occasional strands of policy, including calling for a ban on the US admitting any refugees at all.

First, multiple strands of policy and legislation were seen to have relevance to the ways in which migrant/minority groups - their characteristics, needs and entitlements - are constructed and responded to by the state and other actors; strands which may conflict and undermine, or alternatively support and reinforce.

It is not necessary to agree with every strand of policy adopted by Lutfur Rahman to see that this a blatant attack on local democracy.

This strand of policy foundered in the face of structural and institutional barriers to change.

What is needed now is their verbal assent to two main strands of macroeconomic policy: the large fiscal surpluses required to stabilise the public debt, and the inflation-targeting system that gives monetary stability under a floating exchange rate.Some Brazilians might see this as the IMF constraining their democratic choice.

Brown had earlier appointed a senior figure to help pull together the disparate strands of state policy relating to jobs and economic development.

But now Washington has forgotten the second strand of its policy".

In Syria the two inextricable strands of U.S. foreign policy — values and realpolitik — have come together.

Conceived in the wake of terrorist attacks in America and London in 2001 and 2005 respectively, Preventing Violent Extremism is one of four strands of counter-terrorism policy.

There were two strands – the policy of "extraordinary rendition" of terror suspects and confusion surrounding that term – and concern about using the Muslim Council of Britain as a one-stop shop [for guidance on the British Muslim community].