Sentence examples for declared a policy of from inspiring English sources

The Lebanese government, prior to its resignation five months ago, declared a policy of "disassociation" from events in Syria.

On May 13 the Queen declared a policy of neutrality, which amounted to a recognition of the rebellion (though not an acknowledgement of its sovereignty).

The government of Najib Mikati, the Sunni prime minister, has declared a policy of "disassociation" that would keep Lebanon out of foreign conflicts, including Syria's.

Meanwhile, the Israeli government declared a policy of "zero tolerance" towards peace activists yesterday after discovering that a British suicide bomber had mingled with them.

Israel has repeatedly declared a policy of nonintervention in the Syrian civil war, other than its readiness to strike at stocks of advanced weapons it considers a threat to its security.

Instead, world powers declared a policy of "non-intervention" and maintained a rigorous blockade on the republic, even after Hitler and Mussolini, ostensible signatories, began pouring in troops and weapons to reinforce the fascist side.

The Lib Dems, who have prospered by positioning themselves to Labour's left, are about to declare a policy of strict neutrality as far as their bigger rivals are concerned.

Then, in a single paragraph in the epilogue, Mr. Woodward hands us this abrupt summary of a momentous shift in foreign policy: "In April, the president began publicly declaring a policy of regime change in Iraq.

Merely declaring a policy of no first use, says Twomey, is quite different than adhering to such policy in the throes and/or aftermath of an intense crisis --- particularly one that threatens regime survival.

One such step in the right direction could be for the United States to declare a policy of no first use of nuclear weapons.

The only jurisdiction in the state so far to declare a policy of limiting cooperation with ICE is the one announced by Travis County Sheriff Sally Hernandez last month.