Sentence examples for beginning of a policy from inspiring English sources

The hunt coincided with the beginning of a policy that allows visitors to national parks to carry weapons in parks for the first time.

The next weeks will tell whether taxing health benefits is another financing dead end or the beginning of a policy reversal that could actually fund ObamaCare.

The Obama team's regulatory proposal will only mark the beginning of a policy debate that will likely last for months.

By contrast, to recall that the same word denotes the other form of commerce, that which produces the wealth of nations, is the beginning of a policy.

His decision to mount a Berlin Airlift rather than pursue military confrontation with the Soviets marked the beginning of a policy of "containment" which, though disappointing to prisoners in Russian gulags and those held in subjection across Eastern Europe, eventually bore its ultimate fruit in the collapse of the Soviet Union without an Armageddon.

And, if such an initiative marks the beginning of a growth policy that Europe so badly needs, by saving Ukraine Europe would also be saving itself.

"This is not the beginning of a new policy," he continued.

In this case, the unintended consequences of beginning a policy of selective assassination.

If they do, the effect would be historic.This is because it would begin the undoing of a policy disaster dating back to 1999.

Michaels began strict enforcement of a policy that prohibited pen names from being used in bylines.

The Missouri Compromise of 1820 began a policy of admitting an equal number of slave and free states into the Union.