Sentence examples for a benign policy from inspiring English sources

And, through a benign policy of neglect due to financing problems and other factors, the gardens also inadvertently came to demonstrate that the American holly is one tough plant, a woody ornamental that can survives decades of absolutely no care.

Companies base themselves in the UK because of other matters: English, access to the EU, a benign tax policy etc ("Vital Heathrow expansion must not be held up by craven politics", Comment).

Credit Suisse analysts said: "We expect the benign policy backdrop of recent years to continue and that Capita will play a meaningful role in the both the government's cost-reduction programmes as well as its ongoing expansion into the private sector in the UK and Germany".

It must recover its attraction as a democracy that has benevolent and benign policies that can uplift all the peoples of the world policies that can rally moderate Muslims, now on the defensive, to stand up and oppose the jihadists' religious and ideological perversion of the Koran.

Sensible policies and a benign global economy helped it catch up with European neighbours that for decades had left it languishing.

For Rieff, the fact that NATO was partly designed to enhance American power means that a benign view of Truman's foreign policy is childish.

But this Chinese leader is seen as having come around to the idea that China's overall foreign policy objectives depend on a benign relationship with Washington.

The cops are not a benign force —they enact racist and homophobic policies all the time.

The report suggested a benign context for any tightening by the Fed of monetary policy at the moment.

A benign and cooperative American administration toward OPEC is key to the Saudis and their focused policies for ever higher oil prices.

Nancy Curtin, chief investment officer of Close Brothers Asset Management, said: "Our view that the US is recovering but not strong enough to trigger a reassessment of still benign monetary policy.