Sentence examples for a protracted policy from inspiring English sources
In 1992, concern over rapid land conversion to timber plantations (Pinus radiata and Eucalyptus spp). in Chile gave rise to a protracted policy process resulting in the 2008 Native Forest Law (NFL), which subsidizes reforestation and management with native forest.
These are the most striking disclosures of Obama's Wars, by the former Watergate reporter Bob Woodward, the prime focus of which is on the agonising and protracted policy review that led to the President's December 2009 announcement of a 30,000 troop surge in Afghanistan.
Mubyazi and Gonzalez-Block noted the challenges of keeping track of use of evidence in protracted policy development processes [ 37].
Libya appears to be entering a protracted civil war; American policy toward Mubarak frightened — and irritated — Saudi Arabia, where instability could send oil prices soaring.
The lawsuit comes amid a protracted fight over immigration policy in the United States, which is home to some 11 million undocumented immigrants.
Likely what will follow is a protracted court battle over the policy's constitutionality; remember that whole separation of powers thing?
For example, a protracted terrorist campaign may provide enough data for accurate time-series forecasting, but, from a policy perspective, may not be useful because the target government already understands that it is under attack from that source.
What followed was a protracted negotiation.
A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.
He is a loud agitation in a protracted dead calm.
