Moreover, the recommendations echo policies, championed by the British economist John Vickers, that are being adopted in Britain.
The decisions in New York echo policies across the country, but especially on the East Coast, where schools and districts have canceled or postponed trips that were often the highlight of a school year.
The greatest of his contributions was to the Marshall Plan for rebuilding Western Europe, a program that echoed policy recommendations made in the Long Telegram.
To do so would, as it happens, echo the policy of the first President Bush, who tried to discourage the settlements.
The French, for their part, too often simply ignore the story and the Chinese frame Sino-African ties in almost exclusively positive terms that echo official policy positions.
The agreement also echoes existing policy allowing the sale of medicine.
Yet his current desire to go unseen perversely echoes the policy of facelessness that has characterised American detention policy from its inception.
The answer to that question remained unclear Monday after a newly formed group of business leaders argued for a renegotiation of Britain's membership terms — echoing the policy of Prime Minister David Cameron, who in January promised voters a referendum on whether the country would remain in the Union.
"These nationality-based bans echo the policies that kept people from German-occupied countries out of the United States beginning in 1941," she told HuffPost via email.
Pamlico County Schools Superintendent Wanda Dawson told WNCT that the school dress code has improved student success rates in the district, echoing the policy's statement that "a school dress code is a positive and cost effective way to create a more unified, positive, and safe school climate focused more strongly on the learning process".
