Sentence examples for a policy of total from inspiring English sources

Romney, in contrast, has not followed a policy of total renunciation.

In response, McBeth declared, the Union must pursue a policy of total war.

The airlines followed a policy of total compliance with all hijacker demands, no matter how outlandish; the assumption was that doing so was safer than encouraging crew members to use violence to thwart hijackings, and far cheaper than paying for metal detectors and security personnel on the ground.

When the IGC started in Turin over a year ago, it immediately became embroiled in Britain's row with its partners over mad-cow disease, during the most heated part of which the British adopted a policy of total non-co-operation.

Sources critical of the school depict its followers as hedonists advocating a policy of total opportunism; they are often described as addressing princes, whom they urged to act exclusively in their own self-interest, thus providing the intellectual climate in which a text such as Kautilya's Arthashastra ("The Science of Material Gain") could be written.

Take, for instance, Senator Tom Cotton -- he of the "Senate 47" -- who just gave his maiden speech on the Senate floor calling for a policy of total U.S. "global military dominance" and bemoaning that "our military, suffering from years of neglect, has seen its relative strength decline to historic levels".

Depending on the terms of the loan agreement, this may also save some money if the lender does not charge fees for early withdrawal and has a policy of adjusting the total interest due when loans are settled early.

Cases avoided and deaths averted were calculated as the difference in the total number of cases/deaths under a policy of no vaccination minus the total number of cases/deaths under current vaccination practices.

Bratton praised Hogan-Howe, but said he was unfamiliar with the commissioner's flagship policy of "total policing".

In 1942 the German policy of total killing then spread back west into territories that the Germans controlled before 1941: the subject nations of western Europe, the allies of central and southern Europe and indeed to Germany itself.

No question that the Forest Service's policy of total suppression, instigated after the Great Fire of 1910 burned 3m acres in Montana and Idaho and killed 86 people, has been extremely effective in preserving valuable timber.