Sentence examples for conflicting policy from inspiring English sources

In the narrow union, conflicting policy needs are unlikely to arise.

Plain vanilla options are proposed as an alternative that reconciles the otherwise conflicting policy objectives.

At the same time, it is increasingly recognised that ecosystems provide services that contribute to other, possibly conflicting policy requirements.

He squared the party at Westminster, or tricky cabinet ministers, or conflicting policy ambitions, and occasionally warned her that it couldn't be done.

Instead, they have been forced to negotiate a thicket of conflicting policy statements from an administration weakened in its cadre of foreign policy professionals and suffering from turnover in senior leadership.

In the process, the president's Gaullist party splintered into conflicting policy streams, while the left, in overkill mode, raised the ante to compare Mr. Sarkozy's friends' notions of what's French to Vichy and the collaborationist France of Marshal Philippe Pétain.

Conflicting policies, for all their political implications, usually come out of conflicting moral views.

Harman mocked the coupling of the Conservatives and Lib Dems, just weeks after the two parties had set out manifestos made up of conflicting policies.

The teams will analyze everything from potential costs, additional benefits, feasibility of implementation, conflicting policies and legal obstacles, environmental justice and equity, and communication strategies.

These conflicting policies soon led to a crisis in international relations.

Erratic funding, significant changes in policy with changing administrations, conflicting policies from Congress and the executive branch and most important inadequate public engagement have also blocked any progress.