Sentence examples for throw policy from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg's more forceful approach to internal Coalition battles will be balanced by demands from Tory MPs, whom the Prime Minister will address on Wednesday, for Mr Cameron not to throw policy "sweeteners" to the Liberal Democrats such as an elected House of Lords.

Cardiff has considered monthly collections, see-through bags to highlight those not recycling, smaller bins and lobbying for a "pay as you throw" policy from the Welsh government, meaning the more residents recycle, the less they pay for the service.

Cameron seems to throw policies, opinions and loyalties around with the same abandon and again, the results look authoritative – in his case to voters.

The classified opinions, never previously disclosed, are a hidden legacy of President Bush's second term and Mr. Gonzales's tenure at the Justice Department, where he moved quickly to align it with the White House after a 2004 rebellion by staff lawyers that had thrown policies on surveillance and detention into turmoil.

After the collapse of Lehman Brothers only two months later, the bank was obliged to throw monetary policy into reverse, lowering the rate to 1 percent by May 2009.

Politicians believe the remedy is to throw more policies at the "problem".

They see angry shouting Steve Hedley-style pickets at every station, braziers at every street corner, and such general industrial unrest that there is a run on the pound and a broken and dejected Coalition government is obliged to sue for peace and throw its policies into reverse.

SENSE 5 (SMELL) Many employees ignore office managers when it comes to their "clean out" or "throw out" policies.

However, more complex models are very likely to throw up policies that are less easy to decipher.

But the attentions of the pine nematode and other parasites are throwing that policy into doubt.

The shadow energy secretary, Caroline Flint, told Hayes that the prime minister had thrown energy policy into confusion, "caused chaos in the energy industry and, I think I have to say, it left his own ministers at a loss over what government energy policy actually is".