Sentence examples for Early policies from inspiring English sources

The 2008 demonstrations, while ignited by the beef controversy, were also deeply tied to widespread frustrations over the early policies of President Lee Myung-bak, who took office in February 2008.

In politics leaders must pretend to be masterful when they are trapped by external events, the mood of their parties, the attitude of the media, the fragility of their majorities in parliament and the chaotic consequences of their early policies.

Even though Communist advances in China and Korea forced a reversal of early policies, postwar Japan emerged, as Dower points out, "a vastly freer and more egalitarian nation" than before the war.

I like what I see in terms of the boldness and progressivism of many of his early policies.

Gregory's early policies as bishop often went against those of Basil : for instance, while his brother condemned the Sabellianist followers of Marcellus of Ancyra as heretics, Gregory may have tried to reconcile them with the church.

Early Action (I and II), Early Decision (I and II), Restricted Early Action and Rolling Admission have generally agreed-upon definitions, but some colleges also have individual early policies that they apply independently.

A number of companies benefited from David Cameron and Nick Clegg's early policy comments.

A series of early policy debates under Mr Corbyn's leadership have been characterised by an apparent refusal to completely impose his policy will on MPs.

The thaw with Myanmar is in some ways a belated success of the Obama administration's early policy to engage with the United States' enemies.

The Fed and the Treasury Department, intent on avoiding the early policy inaction that let the Depression unfold, have been working hard to keep credit flowing.

Early policy reports identified a 10/90 gap – only 10% of the world's health research funding goes to 90% of the world's disease burden.