Sentence examples for bedrock of policy from inspiring English sources
However even this apparent bedrock of policy has now been shaken, this time by the Pres.
A schism is brewing within the administration over what to do about a somewhat-obscure EPA ruling that, for the last eight years, has been the bedrock of policy to fight global warming: the scientific conclusion that greenhouse gases cause climate change, which is bad for humans and should be regulated.
As MP for Putney, under the Heathrow flight path, she will clearly not countenance any change on the runway policy and support for HS2 is a bedrock of Tory policy, even if, under closer scrutiny, the figures do not add up.
But its bond with Washington, the strongest advocate for the International Monetary Fund loans that keep Turkey afloat, has long been the bedrock of foreign policy.
The bedrock of his policy centers largely on ideas to "bring back jobs," a phrase familiar to anyone paying attention to the 2016 campaign.
It has been the bedrock of nationalist policy since 2001, and has been credited with delivering the first ever SNP government after its victory in the 2007 Scottish parliamentary elections.
Likewise they have come to believe the Eurozone's survival intact as the bedrock of all policy and therefore inevitable.
"No matter your views on net neutrality and ISP network management practices, everyone can agree that Internet users deserve to be well-informed about what they're getting when they sign up for broadband, and good data is the bedrock of sound policy," Cerf wrote.
I've long thought it odd that so many Republicans have embraced Ayn Rand's novels as the bedrock of their policy and worldview.
He said the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a bedrock of U.S. policy in Europe since shortly after World War II, needs to update its mission and structure, a position few would dispute.
An awareness of just how completely a poisonous relationship with Jakarta could dominate Australia's every policy anxiety should be the bedrock of our Indonesia policy.
