Sentence examples for distortion policy from inspiring English sources

In keeping with their facts distortion policy, the BBC made an interview with Free Syrian Army in Turkey and he was asked live how many were they?

"There is a risk that India will evolve toward a condition of oligarchic capitalism, in which the market and political power of major corporations will become a drag on long-term growth and a source of distortion in policy," a report sponsored by the Asian Development Bank warned.

What matters much more is the distortion of policy in directions that can be monetized.

Therefore, the prevailing complications and distortions with policy making and implementation must be considered.

One legacy of the 9/11 attacks was a distortion of American policy: By the standards of history and cost-effectiveness, we are hugely overinvested in military tools and underinvested in education and diplomacy.

They're, in fact, causing a distortion of US policy regarding Israel and a distortion of the internal politics of Israel itself, because they exert a tremendous influence in Israel and support rightwing politicians who, I think, have led the country into a very dark and dangerous place".

Universities would have equally strong reasons to complain about any policy distortion that might keep Americans away from graduate study in S&E fields".

We're not excusing that ad or any other policy distortions.

The first step to ensuring a steady food supply is to eliminate the most egregious distortions in agriculture policy.

Mr. Lim says he was focusing on distortions in the policy that had enriched an elite few.

Markets were not well developed because of lack of competition, policy distortions, entry barriers and poor regulation.