Sentence examples for a continuation of policy from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's policies are fairly well understood by now, and the realities of divided government mean that in the next four years, if he wins, all that one can reasonably expect is a continuation of policy as it is now set.

In reality, military force shouldn't be considered "hard power;" it should be seen as a failure of policy, not a continuation of policy by other means.

Clearly we have a continuation of policies.

We don't need a continuation of policies that benefit mostly the wealthy and the elite while leaving nearly everyone else behind.

Mr. Wen's work report pledged a continuation of policies to promote technological innovation, increased spending on rural health insurance and the creation of 6.7 million units of low-cost housing.

Mr López Obrador, for his part, says the choice is between a continuation of policies that reward vested interests and those that would "for the good of all, put the poor first".

The big secret of the Obama administration's approach to national security, which neither party has had a strong incentive to admit, is that the president's first-term policies have mostly been a continuation of policies put in place during George W. Bush's second term, when the Cheneyite maximalism of the immediate post-9/11 era was tempered by a dose of pragmatism.

DENVER — Barack Obama accepted the Democratic Party presidential nomination on Thursday, declaring that the "American promise has been threatened" by eight years under President Bush and that John McCain represented a continuation of policies that undermined the nation's economy and imperiled its standing around the world.

It's the risk that a continuation of policies, such as profligate government spending, could ruin the economy and your portfolio.

The controlled mobility vision is in many ways a continuation of policies today, where transformation to more eco-friendly transport is combined with a rapidly growing globalization of passenger transport and freight.

Wen also pledged to "energetically attract high-caliber personnel from overseas"—a continuation of a policy that has successfully wooed many top Chinese scientists back to their homeland.