Sentence examples for direct policy of from inspiring English sources

The German government has adopted a more direct policy of heath care privatisation by selling several public hospitals to private companies.

"There was no direct policy directives out of the Pentagon that caused this," said one official.

Based on the results and our accompanying discussion, we outlined three types of direct policy implications.

Simply put, the "direct action" policy of Greg Hunt and Tony Abbott betrays either a shameful ignorance of the national perils inherent in climate change, or malicious intent to line the pockets of big polluters at the expense of everyone else.

This, remember, comes regardless of whether you think those reductions should come from pricing greenhouse gas emissions, as the previous Labor government would have liked, or from the (misnamed) Direct Action policy of the current government.

Even more unreasonable is Mr. Moses' complaint that the boards of directors of most museums are self perpetuating, i.e., that the descendants of the founders inherit their directorships and direct the policies of the museums.

The policy of direct intervention hasn't worked as planned.

The lack of human dignity experienced by Africans is the direct result of the policy of white supremacy.

This policy of direct rule continued until the fall of the Assyrian empire in 612 bc.

Let's assume the government's policy is to reduce emissions by 30% using its current policy of "Direct Action".

"What is happening there is a direct consequence of the policy of the Taliban regime," the statement said.