Sentence examples for aesthetic policy from inspiring English sources

It is as if Bay, perhaps influenced by some stinging critiques, has made an aesthetic policy decision.

Although he held conservative ideological and aesthetic views, his policies were liberal in comparison with other cultural politicians in the region.

Public policy often regards aesthetic value as illegitimate or nonexistent.

Seen this way, bipartisanship is less a policy than an aesthetic -- a glow of good cheer to satisfy the desire for comity.

Mr. Morrice's experience with Graham's aesthetic and dance vocabulary also affected his policies as a future artistic director.

Either a watchful waiting policy or a marginal lesion resection for aesthetic reasons may be considered.

Vittorino's educational policy spoke at once to mind and body, to aesthetic enjoyment and moral virtue.

"The museum is responsible for chronicling fashionable dress and its collecting policy tends to focus on acquiring examples of outstanding aesthetic or technical quality".

Certainly nothing in world history has yet suggested that a daft aesthetic can't go hand in hand with a murderous foreign policy.

Asked whether Aesthetic Factors' marketing of Selphyl for cosmetic rejuvenation violated any F.D.A. policy, Ms. Burgess simply wrote, "As a regulatory agency we would not discuss whether a firm's claims violate our regulations".

Mark Sagoff has observed that environmental policy "is most characterized by the opposition between instrumental values and aesthetic and moral judgments and convictions" (Sagoff 2004: 20).