Sentence examples for a policy geared from inspiring English sources

He said that was the predictable result "of a policy geared toward a rather small fraction of the population".

That and other signs indicate that foreign policy hawks and lobby groups within the American political establishment are pursuing a policy geared at preventing a negotiated settlement and focusing instead exclusively on war as an outcome.

There doesn't appear to be a plan in place for reconciliation among communities, or even a policy geared towards mitigating a chance of further violence.

His attempts to curb New Yorkers' smoking habits proceeded from the now bog-standard ban in bars and restaurants, to a weird requirement that cigarettes be kept in drawers at corner stores -- a policy geared more toward annoying vendors than enhancing public health.

Research suggests that women at low obstetric risk are less likely to undergo an assisted birth in hospitals with smaller maternity departments or in 'birth centres' that operate a policy geared towards normal childbirth [ 17, 20, 21].

Improvements in proximal risk factors such as female nutrition and prompt treatment as well as prevention of infections should be the long term goals of any policy geared towards improving maternal and child health [ 17, 21].

It pursued a defense policy geared towards a negotiated peace in the Southern Philippines and a re-orientation of the AFP towards external defense.

"Instead of talking about a $3 trillion tax cut for the investor class, what they should be doing is talking about a tax policy geared toward a working and middle class," Khanna said.

Then followed privatisations and an economic policy geared towards a housing boom and the City.

However, a selection policy geared to favour domestiques (whose role is to help the big names) rather than all-round triathletes caused some grief within the elite sport and that may yet take time to settle down.

On Inauguration Day, the United States was in a downward financial spiral brought on by predatory lending, legally sanctioned greed and pyramid schemes, an economic policy geared to the priorities and the comforts of what soon came to be called "the one per cent," and deregulation that began before the Bush Presidency.