Sentence examples for elaborate policy from inspiring English sources

Sihanouk's elaborate policy of juggling major powers against each other had failed.

Elaborate policy proposals rarely get attention during a campaign — except when they are being used against the candidate as part of a furious nit-picking fight over details.

Less than 48 hours later, Mr. Romney's campaign held an elaborate "policy round table" fund-raiser at a Washington hotel, featuring panel discussions run by lobbyists and former cabinet officials or members of Congress.

The evacuation of British forces from the canal zone and the new policy toward Egypt had been Sir Anthony Eden's particular responsibility, but the nearest thing to criticism of the fact that his efforts have not paid off as handsomely as was expected was a mild reference by one of the Opposition speakers to the failure of the Government's "elaborate policy of appeasement".

Whether the molecule or the name should be trusted preferentially, and if there are conflicts within either of these, which source has precedence, means that each data collection needs a complex and elaborate policy for judging data quality.

The highly experienced consortium comprising institutes and organisations from 5 EU and 8 Mediterranean Partner Countries (MPC) will develop guidelines for overcoming remaining technical barriers and will elaborate policy recommendations for improving the framework conditions for sustainable and decentralised water supply.

It has not helped that he has seemed to take the chief executive's job for granted failing to elaborate policies, take part in debates or do anything much at all.

The bare-bones version is simply an indemnity for the cost of a challenge to the prenup; elaborate policies will include other expenses such as mediation and, if that fails, the cost of a contested divorce.Unlike those for car insurance, the premiums are flat rates: the libidinous will pay the same as the uxorious.

Besides the advantages of a dual consent procedure, there may be a disadvantage concerning possible disagreement between child and parent, which may require elaborated policies.

Since the late 1990s the government has been pursuing an elaborate industrial policy designed to boost the prospects for Chinese equipment-makers at home and abroad.

The only difficult questions are these:(i) why and how do the French fool themselves into thinking that such crazy laws can have any useful effect?;(ii) what elaborate public policy mechanism prevents them learning from past errors?(iii) does anything ever make the French happy at all, even inadvertently?