Sentence examples for deft policies from inspiring English sources
The one exception Norway owes its success less to deft policies than to the money gushing out of its offshore oil and gas rigs.
As in Russia under Vladimir V. Putin, Mr. Nazarbayev has blended deft economic policies that have drastically raised living standards with soft authoritarian methods like police repression of dissidents.
From 1862 to 1866 he conducted a remarkably deft foreign policy that succeeded in isolating Austria from possible allies in Europe.
No matter how deft the policy making now, Russia will struggle to overcome these setbacks without higher commodity prices, Mr. Nash said.
This amounts to a deft rebalancing of policy without detracting from Brazil's case for reform of global governance.The mother of battles to reform the stateBut Brazilians will judge her on the economy.
In place of deft interventions, she has let policy differences get out of hand.
Many of the Bush Administration's supporters view the abrupt change in negotiating policy as a deft move that won public plaudits and obscured the fact that Washington had no other good options.
But while Obama has been deft at implementing Bush's antiterrorism policy, he has been less successful with his own foreign policy.
That summer, observers were bewitched by the novelty of coalition, not asking awkward questions of policy, so this proved deft management.
Tito's deft political touch extended to foreign policy as he charted an independent course between the Communist East and the non-Communist West.
He also dared to question conventional wisdom on economic equality, crafting a theory of "specific egalitarianism": why, for example, should governments worry so much about equalising incomes, when in America health care and higher education are left to the markets?Mr Tobin was as deft with maths as he was with policy.
