Sentence examples for daring policies from inspiring English sources

But he is increasingly the driver of daring policies.

In a commemorative essay for Seeking Truth, a Communist party mouthpiece, Mr Li says the government's most daring policies had been initiated by his mentor, who died in 1997.

Cameron would be under pressure to swing to the right on issues such as immigration and crime and adopt more daring policies on public service reform as part of the austerity drive.

But just as defeat proved to be a new beginning back then, Papandreou has to grasp the nettle, now, if he is to really press ahead with the sort of root-and-branch clean-up of PASOK that will ultimately put his own daring policies at the forefront of Greece.

His daring but discrete policies are starting to feel like a work plan that we have to slog through, and endlessly compromise over, just to finish for finishing's sake — not because they are all building blocks of a great national project.

"In light of the North's nature, I don't see anyone who can replace [Kim] in his role in daring to offer policy ideas and advice to the leader in these fields," Yang Moo-jin, a professor at Seoul's University of North Korean Studies, told The Guardian. .

But their chances of surviving were increased by a government which undertook 'daring policies' that went against the orthodoxies of international trade.

Perhaps crisis isn't quite as good at opening the door to daring or controversial new policies as is widely imagined.

These policies, extremely daring for 1975, became her agenda for the next 15 years.Mrs Thatcher, a great patriot, had been hurt and bewildered by Britain's precipitate decline since 1945.

J Street was framed as an upstart daring to challenge Israeli policies, including opposition to the December/January Gaza onslaught.

The upside to budget crises attempts to adopt daring, and good, new policy ideas, provided that the technological and privacy concerns can be handled.