Sentence examples for contemporary policy from inspiring English sources

Five particular precedents stand out as instructive for informing contemporary policy responses in Europe and globally.

Congress might well retain the power of the purse, but this power would have to be defended on contemporary policy grounds, not abstruse constitutional doctrine.

In "The Mismeasure of Poverty" (Op-Ed, Sept. 18), Sheldon H. Danziger makes several excellent points about how our understanding of poverty distorts contemporary policy making.

If he wasn't meant to compare the gas chambers to contemporary policy choices, "Why do we have the Holocaust museum?" Huckabee asked Rivera, whose mustache was quivering.

It also noted that current practice appeared to flout a high court ruling from 2012 that said the contemporary policy of retaining custody photographs was unlawful.

In contemporary policy circles, however, this definition bumps up against further issues around what constitutes public or private space; and a need to protect the integrity of the body.

Where Judge Leon sought to make his stand was in the more open ground where the legacy of the Founding Fathers meets contemporary policies and realities.

Although he folds in some archival material, Mr. Makhmalbaf pointedly steers clear of contemporary policies and politics and instead focuses on a few Baha'i believers, including Ririva Eona Mabi, a gardener from Papua New Guinea whose mellow words and manner — when he holds a pansy to the camera it's as if he were cupping a child's face — verge on the otherworldly.

Wu Fulu, who updated his Wu clan's history in 1997, explained that to reflect contemporary policies on sexual equality, his genealogy recorded the full names of wives for the first time, and if families did not have sons, daughters were given a ranking.

The all-virtuous view of free markets is an influential one in contemporary policy-making, often paired with a cynical view of government involvement.

The consequences of the alternative views of the 'timber famine' for contemporary policies attempting to promote transition to low carbon or sustainable energy use are examined.