Sentence examples for totally different policy from inspiring English sources

Here is one that Trump told last night: "Hillary believes that it's vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private".

Hague, speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr show, dismissed as "fanciful" the idea that Werritty could have been running a shadow foreign policy: "One adviser or non-adviser, whatever he may have been, is not able to run a totally different policy from the rest of government".

They had a totally different antibiotic policy to everybody else and on the back of that we changed our policy, our antibiotic policy, to have a separate section for the vulnerable elderly.

Although he had sought to appropriate the popularity of the Antonines to his own advantage by proclaiming himself the son of Marcus Aurelius and by naming his own son Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, he in fact carried out a totally different policy a brutal yet realistic policy that opened careers to new social classes.

For instance, the supporters of the same party might have a common view on economy but totally different in EU policy issues.

"Our foreign policy is totally different than the one in the past," Mr. Fox said.

It also concerned close cooperation with policy representatives: the research had to be policy relevant, which puts totally different demands on research than just scientific ones.

He confronts a totally different matrix of governance challenges that demand correspondingly distinct policy responses.

The US is totally different and stock options are supported and encouraged by more favourable tax policies.

"Today it's a totally different scenario," said William J. Bicknell, an international health expert at Boston University who recently faulted federal smallpox policy at a Cato meeting.

"Totally different.