Sentence examples similar to an accommodating policy from inspiring English sources

"For the domestic auto companies, we've had an accommodating energy policy, but there are new issues like climate change, and there are new geopolitical issues, defense issues, that relate to our energy policy.

Brussels' accommodating policy has only reaped further threats and contempt.Europe has again shown it cannot defend itself.

Under intense fire for his administration's extreme border policies, Trump has twice this week taken shots at Merkel's government for its accommodating policy toward migrants, tweeting Monday that the influx of more than a million migrants since 2015 had created a surge of crime that was turning people against the government.

To the naysayers who tell us to just choose another airline- I remind you that sometimes the airline with the least accommodating policy is the only one that can get you to your destination on time.

But some newer retailers have come up with aggressively accommodating policies as well.

Now he is campaigning for the Solidarity Union, hoping to draw out those in the Nationalist Party who share his abhorrence at the more accommodating policies toward Beijing being pursued under the leadership of Mr. Lien.

South Korea's reluctance to challenge threats from its neighbor, along with China's more accommodating policies, made it difficult in the past to enact or enforce tough sanctions on North Korea.

We find that accommodating policies such as blanket deposit guarantees, open-ended liquidity support, repeated partial recapitalizations, debtor bail-outs and regulatory forbearance all tend to add significantly and sizably to fiscal costs.

Cameroon appears to have escaped this policy challenge and developed a priority-based approach that accommodates policy on communicable diseases and chronic diseases.

"There's always an accommodating public and economic policy that tries to sustain an unsustainable situation," he said.

Now, the perceived need to reduce government spending rules out a more accommodating fiscal policy.