Sentence examples for a relentless policy from inspiring English sources

"It was a relentless policy of squeezing out local populations.

The Japanese government, for its part, has followed such a relentless policy of deficit spending that public debt jumped from 67% of GDP to 246% of GDP today, with the latest upward push provided by the dubious "Abenomics" economic strategy being pursued by prime minister Shinzo Abe's government.

The Aleppo campaign was marked with great brutality, particularly in the last few months when pro-government forces placed the eastern rebel-held districts under siege and pursued a relentless policy of aerial bombardment that deployed weapons such as bunker-buster bombs and phosphorus.

But Clinton seemed confident about the electoral power of relentless policy tedium.

With a relentless battery of policy announcements, Mr. Cameron and his coalition of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have proposed to couple the deep deficit cuts the conservatives sketched out during the May general election campaign with a wider effort to break the mold of big government in Britain that, despite Lady Thatcher's best efforts, has largely prevailed since World War II.

He was a relentless advocate for policies to ratchet down the growth of federal spending on health care.

He has also been a relentless critic of US policy around the world, and accused Washington of being behind an attempted coup against him in 2002.

The opposition leader, Tony Abbott, who made his name as a relentless critic of the policies of Mr. Rudd and his predecessor, Julia Gillard, is now in line to become Australia's 28th prime minister when he is sworn in this week by Governor General Quentin Bryce.

For more than 50 years, Cockburn was a relentless critic of U.S. foreign policy, opposing the Yugoslav War, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the recent war in Libya.

"It is not our policy or practice to mislead Congress," Panetta said in a message meant to shore up employees of his agency, which is at the center of a relentless political firestorm over Bush policies and the Iraq war.

But the march gave a focus to country dwellers' perception that their traditional way of life is being swept away in a relentless tide of urban-centered policies -- an onslaught that threatens many of the green and pleasant qualities that define Britain.