Sentence examples for changes in policy towards from inspiring English sources
The latest generation of American celebrity activists has most commonly knocked at the doors of western governments, demanding changes in policy towards their chosen cause célèbre.
An important characteristic of changes in policy towards the farm sector, and farm land, is the increased emphasis on the production of environmental "goods", such as landscape and wildlife.
However, Foreign Office officials said Miliband was not signalling a change in policy towards the Hamas movement in Gaza.
This seems to be a volte-face, and an illogical and unexplained change in policy towards an arm of government that yesterday was a pariah.
The Government has made a step-change in policy towards open-source IT.
North Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh had died the previous month, possibly causing a change in policy towards POWs.
But most observers saw the move as an attempt to clean-up Russia's image before the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, rather than a change in policy towards Putin's opponents.
Activities included extensive indoor residual spraying, large-scale distribution of nets treated with long-lasting insecticide, mapping of confirmed malaria cases, and a change in policy towards artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) as first-line treatment for uncomplicated cases.
In recent years and with increasing roll-out of effective malaria control interventions in SSA, there was also a change in policy towards treating malaria only after laboratory confirmation [ 38, 39].
The influx of IMGs in the UK has changed in recent years due to the extension of the European Union in 2004, the expansion of UK medical schools and changes in the policy towards non-EEA doctors.
