Sentence examples for a force for policy from inspiring English sources

However, there has been reluctance by the nation's leaders to embrace the shifting racial demographics as a force for policy change and the basis of the nation's future economic success.

We both extol the virtues of APEC as a force for proper trade policies.

Let's be blunt: the Democratic Party as a force for shaping U.S. foreign policy is out of business, until that party undergoes regime change.

From the vantage of history, science remained instrumental in all period in the sense that it was not the primary objective for which policy change was discussed or intended, nor was it the principal driving force for policy change.

From this vantage in all the periods, science remained instrumental in the sense that scientific rationality was not the primary objective for which policy change was discussed or intended, and in the sense that scientific arguments were not the principal driving force for policy change.

"He hinted at trying to radically revise Pakistan's foreign policy, making it a force for regional peace," Mr. Rafiq added.

But American public diplomacy today faces the problem of convincing people in many countries that American foreign policy is indeed a force for good in the world.

If you want to be a force for good in the world of food policy, this is a great time to take action.

The unprecedented speed and extent of Japan's current denuclearisation offers an important lesson: society is a powerful force for implementing policies it supports, but also for blocking unwanted policies.

Eligible homeowners fall into one of three categories: those who defaulted or ended up in foreclosure because of the policy; those charged for an unnecessarily high coverage limit; and those charged for a force-placed policy even though their voluntary coverage hadn't lapsed.

For example, the new rules say that homeowners who present evidence of acceptable insurance coverage are due a refund if they were charged for a forced-place policy.