Sentence examples for drastic policies from inspiring English sources

More drastic policies, like taxes on other high-calorie foods, may come to pass.

Any time he supports drastic policies, they are rejected," she said, and then Mr. Koizumi does not push back.

There is also a need to recognise how the self-chosen restrictive policies in Britain seem to give plausibility to the even more drastic policies being imposed on Greece.

Traders said Trump's conciliatory victory speech – which eschewed the crude, divisive and misogynist language used throughout the campaign – gave investors hope that the president-elect would not immediately embark on some of the most drastic policies he has pledged during the bitter election race.

Under pressure from restless Tory backbenchers, and perhaps acknowledging that the hoped-for rebalancing is unlikely to produce results this side of a general election, he announced a series of drastic policies, including a taxpayer-backed mortgage guarantee, designed to spark a revival in the housing market.

But Haldane said the drastic policies of quantitative easing, rock-bottom interest rates and multibillion-pound bank bailouts had merely acted as "painkillers," disguising the fact that the total debts built up by families, firms and the government more than doubled, from 200% of GDP to 450%, between 1990 and 2008.

"Absent drastic policy changes, I doubt that income inequality will decline on its own".

George Osborne's abolition of national pay bargaining for teachers is a drastic policy.

Yet the social, economic, and political barriers to implementing drastic policy measures are still formidable.

Mr. Saez added, "Absent drastic policy changes, I doubt that income inequality will decline on its own".

Many analysts said they did not expect drastic policy shifts and predicted that Ethiopia would remain a close American ally.