Sentence examples for to set policy from inspiring English sources

Metro's board of directors is supposed to set policy.

Anyone with ambitions to set policy will be "extremely frustrated" as Mr Hagel's successor, she predicts.

The politicians will keep up their factional infighting while the bureaucracy continues to set policy.

Traditionally, local and regional officials have had broad power to set policy in national forests.

"Good boards of education act to set policy," Mr. Lasser said in a telephone interview.

The intelligence panels now have authority to set policy for the intelligence agencies.

This was because of the Reserve Bank's strategy of using a "monetary conditions index" (MCI) to set policy.

The purpose of Foster's study is not to set policy by suggesting new or uniform gestational limits.

This will enable it to set policy and targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Kyoto Protocol.

In an interview, however, he said that his job is not to set policy or offer vision.

While the mayor, along with the board, is supposed to set policy, the village manager is charged with executing it.