Sentence examples for attack policies from inspiring English sources

I would also caution liberal students not to attack policies that protect freedom of expression on campus.

Greenpeace says ExxonMobil continues to fund over "two dozen other organisations who question the science of global warming or attack policies to solve the crisis".

Britain's present defence (or rather attack) policy is where medicine was in the days of wart-charmers and bleeding.

Furthermore, the attack policy for each scenario is described and the attack's impact is characterized using the concept of safe sets.

He sought to refocus America's defence (which should be called attack) policy on technology and battlefield sophistication.

Jones and other critics say that legitimate businesses are also being destroyed, collateral damage from Google’s new attack policy.

Thus he makes General Jack Ripper (Sterling Hayden) a barmy, paranoid repository for every last idiocy the military was spitting out at each new press conference on Vietnam or nuclear-attack policies.

He has belittled the notion of global warming and attacked policies intended to combat it.

"A Tract on Monetary Reform" (1923) attacked policies which caused excessive inflation or deflation in an economy.

The group has already spent more than $25 million on an aggressive political ad campaign in attacking policies it considers anti-business and the candidates, overwhelmingly Democrats, who have supported those policies.

Two months later Desmoulins launched his lively newspaper Les Révolutions de France et de Brabant ("The Revolutions in France and in Brabant"), in which he attacked policies that were impeding the democratic movement.