Sentence examples for a policy of one from inspiring English sources

In 1985, when a second passenger carrier, Dragonair, was founded in Hong Kong, the then colonial government adopted a policy of "one route, one airline" to protect the fledgling.

Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997 with wide-ranging autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland under a policy of "one country, two systems".

It is a time, rather, for him to recall a policy of one of his greatest predecessors in office, Theodore Roosevelt: Speak softly, but carry a big stick.

They said they planned to hire off-duty police officers to control traffic and noise, to reschedule deliveries and sanitation pickups, and to enforce a policy of one visitor per guest.

But when asked whether it was useful for markets to hear divergent opinions from board members, he said: "We have a policy of one voice — so listen to the president.

When China took control of Hong Kong from the British in 1997, it agreed to a policy of "one country, two systems" that allowed the city a high degree of control over its own affairs and kept in place liberties unseen on the mainland.

First, we evaluated a policy of triggering one alert each year on the "optimal" week, i.e., the week with the maximum value of PPC.

Last year Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) suggested a policy of eliminating one existing federal rule for every new one that was passed, an idea he called "regulatory pay-go".

A policy of banning one group that leads the cheering for suicide bombing while subsidising others who directly preach its theological propriety speaks of confusion, inconsistency, and lack of conviction.

The effects we have observed reflect the risks inherent in a policy of targeting one element of the patient pathway in isolation.

He took a policy of environmental "one-stop-shops" to the 2013 election which would devolve powers to the states to reduce the regulatory burden.