Sentence examples for the initial policy from inspiring English sources

In the nineteen-thirties, the initial policy response was very misguided.

Most lawmakers first heard about the initial policy when the governor announced it, saying, "The D.M.V. is not the I.N.S".

The point of the initial policy was to better monitor the performance of individual schools by tightening oversight.

It's true that the initial policy shift will allow for a relatively quick injection of extra funds, but if Britain does follow in America's footsteps, television producers will soon realise that they've entered into a revenue-quagmire-cum-ethics conundrum.

London mayor Boris Johnson said last month the initial policy change "undermines Eurostar's green pretensions", while a campaign led by the national cycling charity Cyclists' Touring Club (CTC) and the European Cyclists Federationn was signed by more than 9,700 people.

MY gut tells me the initial policy was set by somebody high up in the Bush administration, that they couldn't allow a meltdown of Lower Manhattan, couldn't close the Stock Exchange, and wanted to put a brave face on -- macho is the word that comes to mind," she says.

The first council of ministers following a reshuffle is to take place on Thursday at the earliest and is expected to define the initial policies of the new leadership.

Therefore, it is essential that appropriate ethical and legal support and expertise is available for those who are developing the initial policies, as these become the templates for further studies.

While employment growth is expected to have slowed for the third successive month from the exceptionally vigorous pace seen late last year, the data might well show that the headline ILO unemployment rate dropped to the Bank of England's initial policy guidance threshold of 7.0% in the three months to February.

Assemblyman Adriano Espaillat, who had supported the governor's initial policy, expressed disappointment.

"Here was a general who, in Petraeus's case, had turned around a situation dramatically in Iraq, and was offering to do it again," said Bruce O. Riedel, who ran the White House's initial policy review on Afghanistan.