Sentence examples for bend policy from inspiring English sources

Even then, Mr. Trump's willingness to bend policy to please the markets is now clear — and it's risky.

John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, sometimes expresses his own views and tries to bend policy, as he did on Syria, when he said American troops would stay as long as Iran had troops on Syrian soil.

It wouldn't be fair to bend policy for one and not all.

They've been able not only to bend policy for their own benefit, but, increasingly, to remake the rules of democracy itself to serve their interests.

They say that though Mr. Bush is often accused of bending policy decisions to fit the needs of his campaign, in this case the Republican National Committee put together its advertisement without checking with those developing the policy.

Rhetoric that bends policy.

"The basic rule has always been that you only get one Social Security number for life, but back in the nineteen-eighties we started to bend that policy for victims of domestic violence," Jessica MacBride, who leads the group that handles number-assignment policy at the Social Security Administration, said.

When they did see it, they could not bend their policy thinking to the changed situation.

They need an awful lot of fans to change their spending habits, and their refusal to bend team policy and give Pujols a no-trade clause says plenty.

The Miami Marlins reportedly offered Pujols more money than the Angels, but refused to bend club policy by giving a no-trade clause.

The Marlins flirted with signing Albert Pujols but would not bend their policy against no-trade clauses, an admirable stance but one that, perhaps, illustrates the uncertainty of their strategy.