Sentence examples for Policy away from from inspiring English sources

Gemayel shifted foreign policy away from Israel toward reliance on the U.S.

Speaking from New York, he criticised Ed's decision to steer Labour's policy away from "the principles aspirations and inclusion".

He used his position to secure a major switch in party policy, away from higher taxes and higher public spending.

The Bush administration called for a major shift in farm policy away from subsidies and toward international trade.

On Monday, lawmakers could take the first big step toward wresting control of Brexit policy away from Mrs. May.

This means moving monetary policy away from exhausting a wealth effect stimulus, to generating demand that is sustainable.

Unless Mr. Obama can shift policy away from premature austerity and toward ways to bolster demand and foster investment, job growth will remain sluggish and unemployment high.

"There was a broader shift in foreign policy away from the U.S. and Europe," Daniel Kerner, the head of the Latin American division at Eurasia Group, told me.

Unless President Obama can shift policy away from austerity and toward ways to bolster demand, job growth will remain sluggish and unemployment high.

He also fended off German attempts to take competition policy away from the commission in Brussels and give it to an independent European cartel office.

We need to shift environmental policy away from its overriding concern with regulating negative outputs towards improving the efficiency and productivity of energy, materials and other inputs.