Sentence examples for apparent policy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Goldstone's shift focuses on his allegation that Israel had an apparent policy to target civilians.
Instead, it is obliged to march to the Saudis' apparent policy of trying to break the US shale industry.
Mr Hu, Mr Xi and Mr Li have no apparent policy differences.They could represent different factions, however.
With the Tories panicking over George Osborne's failed economic policy and frustrated by the apparent policy paralysis within the coalition, the fierce and relentless lobbying campaign for a third runway waged by the aviation industry has scored another win.
Speaking as Mr. Peres lay mostly unconscious in the hospital after his stroke, Mr. Arens described him as "an inveterate optimist," while articulating the apparent policy void that he was leaving behind.
Limits of monetary policy Paul Krugman ("A continent adrift," Views, March 17) considers that in light of Europe's apparent policy failures in the financial crisis, the creation of the euro may have been a mistake.
The caveat is a highly unusual one as far as we can tell — an apparent insurance policy for earlier investors who were concerned about giving away too much upside by selling so many of their shares now to Walmart.
Further, it is apparent that policy development should also be informed by contextual evidence, as it can greatly affect the overall policy impact.
Cameron was publicly confronted by a father unhappy about apparent Conservative policy in relation to special schools (see 11.55am).
In a radio interview Mr Turnbull, now the coalition's communications spokesman, explained an apparent new policy to protect children from internet pornography.
Runner-up: new apparent BBC policy of accompanying every claim with its rebuttal, inevitably sounding like reporting a playground argument - future campaigns are likely to prove just as much of a turn-off if stuck to.
