Sentence examples for dramatic policies from inspiring English sources
"Bingo," he said, arguing that people like him had risen from council estates because of the dramatic policies of the post-war Labour government, such as the welfare state.
They didn't prevail because a Democrat, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, promised his sweeping "New Deal," a series of dramatic policies aimed at addressing workers' anxieties.
Perhaps we are headed toward more dramatic policies, like the ones proposed in Europe.
When we look at the world of health care IT, we have seen some dramatic policies change how healthcare is now reviewed, not delivered.
The push forced a sea change in climate politics, pushing the policy debate from stagnant, wonky and dubious solutions centered on market tweaks to sweeping, dramatic policies that scientists say could actually make a dent in surging greenhouse gas emissions.
There is little evidence that the change will portend dramatic policy shifts.
The situation still looks impossible without dramatic policy changes that are hard to see happening.
Mr. Xia ruled out dramatic policy action – another official stimulus package – even if foreigners want to see it.
Despite the dramatic policy changes, Germany's stance is still not as hardened as other European countries.
... I've got people I need to talk to first". The Baucus retirement also could have dramatic policy consequences.
No dramatic policy proposals, few political risks; this has been a stealth candidacy.The temptation to continue that way is strong.
