Sentence examples for whose policy is from inspiring English sources

The newspaper, whose policy is largely under the staff's control, has no shortage of enemies in the present administration.

The Labour party, whose policy is to nationalise the railways, criticised the government's handling of the franchises.

Often the finder mails the entire unopened bottle back to Mr. Bennett, whose policy is to send a fly-fishing lure as a thank-you.

Pascoe-Watson reveals that Murdoch, whose policy is to back winners, has held a meeting with Cameron in the past couple of months.

The victim in this case was lucky to be released alive, he says.The kidnapping has so far not been confirmed by the Mexican police, nor by the American consulate, whose policy is not to comment on individual cases.

It set a pattern of Iranian-Saudi struggle through proxies, and of sucking in the United States, whose policy is to maintain access to the vast oil and gas reserves that lie between the rivals.

However, no one was confused about whose policy was in the draft.

(They were students at the Sherman Institute in Los Angeles, a boarding school whose policy was thorough-going assimilation).

Radowitz, who had resigned on November 3 and whose policy was then discarded, went to England, where he vainly tried to secure an alliance.

While AIDS was his first priority, it was not for the rest of the Reagan administration, whose policy was to cut costs.

The trend continued with Tim Wilson's appointment as human rights commissioner without a selection process and fresh from the Institute of Public Affairs, whose policy was to abolish the Commission.