Sentence examples for a determined policy from inspiring English sources

In 1933, the Church's president, Heber J. Grant, began a determined policy to eradicate polygamy altogether.

City's refusal to comment appears to be a determined policy in relation to perceived cyber-hacks.

"The risks still call for a determined policy approach," Mr. Elmeskov said.

I fully concur with [Draghi] that a determined policy of fiscal consolidation and reform at the national level... is essential for calming the debt markets.

In Syria, it has required a determined policy to remove Assad by force, using U.S. air power to provide cover for civilians and create a safe zone for Syrians willing to fight.

Prisons are a breeding-ground for terrible diseases, both medical (such as AIDS) and social (the Aryan Brotherhood), that soon spread to the outside world.The high rates of imprisonment are partly related to the number of crimes committed in America; but they also reflect a determined policy to increase the number of mandatory sentences, particularly for drug offences.

So "neoliberalism" was a change that was forced upon different countries because of the economic crisis, not something that was a freely determined policy choice.

(Costa Mesa has a traditional council-manager government, in which an elected council determines policy and an appointed city manager runs day-to-day operations).

Old Labour was genuinely, and honourably, represented in this paper last Thursday, when Tony Benn complained that the party conference was being denied a role in determining policy.

* Preventative strategies imply consultation with an obstetrician to determine policy regarding PPH prevention e.g. birth supervised by obstetrician, or birth supervised by midwife, but in hospital with intravenous access prior to birth.

Most of the officers in the Athenian fleet accepted the plan and welcomed the prospect of a narrower constitution, which would allow them a greater share in determining policy.