Sentence examples for taking policy from inspiring English sources

When did The New York Times start taking policy positions based on purchased research?

Whoever is in government after the 2015 general election will still be taking policy decisions to lower the deficit.

They said they "generally avoid taking policy positions or making statements that are likely to offend" the nations they work in and the people they seek to help.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who also attended the event, thought Mr Miliband had shaded it, saying: "Taking policy out of it, on personality, for me, Miliband was ahead".

However, compared to bureaucrats in other government departments, the bureaucrats of the less-valued and noticed SSDNC enjoy more freedom in taking policy action.

But it became apparent that countries are at different stages in the development of policies and frameworks, though many countries are taking policy and practical steps to deal with disaster risk reduction.

Where do you see whatever lessons we might have learned in the past decade taking policies in the near future?

Mr Cameron, fresh from a holiday in Ibiza, prompted laughter by joking that it seemed the opposition had been taking "policy-altering substances".

Republicans will not gain significant black support unless they take policy positions that advance black interests.

Not only that, it's not an extremist one if you take policy.

Mr. McCain "takes policy disputes very, very personally," the adviser added.