Sentence examples for different policy than from inspiring English sources

"Of course it's a different policy than the first term.

"We don't take our orders from Washington, even if we have a different policy than the one that was based on permanent anti-Americanism," he said.

But then he jumps to Néstor Kirchner's election to the presidency in May 2003 and lets Mr. Kirchner and his successor — and wife — Cristina Fernández de Kirchner claim that "we began a different policy than before".

None of the new cabinet officers are expected to pursue different policies than their predecessors; all have publicly committed to what Mr. Obama refers to as an all-of-the-above energy strategy, with an emphasis on alternative energy and promoting domestic natural gas as a bridge from coal and petroleum to a cleaner energy future.

On broadcaster CBC, former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien said Hugo Chavez was "a very colourful politician who had very different policies than many of us, but I had the privilege to meet him many times".

An NBC/WSJ Poll released on Monday, for instance, showed that 58percentt of the public thinks Republicans would have different policies than President Bush's.

An ideational change may have had different policy implications than in other countries.

Young children growing up in more recent times have experienced a world shaped by a very different policy agenda than those growing up prior to 2003/2004.

Rognlie's findings would suggest very different policy responses than those espoused by Piketty.

The economic elites whose opinions politicians follow have widely different policy views than average Americans.

Research has shown that the wealthy have vastly different policy priorities than the working class, regardless of how the former amassed their wealth.