Sentence examples for too much policy from inspiring English sources

Too much policy has been devised and implemented by the police without proper debate.

He also said Miliband was right not to present too much policy.

"There hasn't been too much policy activity," he said, "but I wouldn't read too much into that".

(3) The co-evolution of the power system is hindered by too much policy intervention; however, technology innovation and electricity market opening could enhance its co-evolution.

Perhaps this is for good reason: past oppositions have paid the price for setting out too much policy detail too early on.

Team Dave believes that voters switch off when exposed to too much policy detail and instead want big themes writ large; clear choices.

This mirrors too much Labour policy, foggy messages hiding agonised ambivalence – and voters smell out that inauthentic verbal triangulation.

There is also anger that Miliband focused too much on policy rather than projecting an empathy with voters' sense of alienation from the political class.

He goes on: "We have reached the stage where government has grown so big, there is simply too much public policy for the public – or their elected representatives – to have much say.

Too much foreign policy: Libya, Afghanistan and Syria all got a turn, while there was nothing again tonight on women's issues (other than abortion), climate change, gay rights, immigration or the economy other than job and taxes.

We should not therefore expect too much from policy initiatives but be grateful that the existence of the right to migrate across all Europe means that people can move to where they can be most productive.