Sentence examples for continued policy from inspiring English sources

"However, continued policy uncertainty, including in the property sector, and the decelerating sequential momentum will weigh on the market".

For that reason, I think we can expect continued policy gridlock, with an additional element of partisan conflict by way of Democratic-led House investigations into the Trump administration.

The report also records a remarkably revealing moment, in 2003, when "a public statement by the White House that prisoners in US custody are treated 'humanely' caused the CIA to question whether there was continued policy support for the program and seek reauthorization from the White House".

"If this trend continues, and if exports don't collapse to the extent that millions of workers are sacked, continued policy fine-tuning, rather than a serious stimulus, should be enough to generate" economic growth of 8 percent for the full year, said a research report on Saturday from CLSA, an Asian brokerage firm.

Michael Hewson, markets analyst at CMC Markets, said ambiguity about which government bonds the European Central Bank was prepared to buy helped to "highlight continued policy mistakes by EU leaders in the misreading of the debt problems facing Italy and Spain".

The directive continued: "Policy aims at limiting the war to Poland, and this is considered possible in view of the internal crisis in France and British restraint as a result of this". 4. A spurious cause for starting the war will be devised by German propaganda.

Nonetheless, the SAP under Persson was able to form a coalition, and the new government continued policies of economic reform.

It continues: "policy: healthcare outcomes are first priority.

"I don't see how the Obama administration continues policy as usual after this".

Wheaton, P., Panama Invaded (The Red Sea Press, New Jersey) 1992. 1) CRS Issue Brief, Panama-US Relations: Continuing Policy Concerns, Jan . 2 , 1997

"It is firm and continuing policy that Allende be overthrown by a coup," reads a CIA document from October 1970.