Sentence examples for emblematic policy from inspiring English sources

Several of Mr. Sarkozy's emblematic policy stances have fallen victim to the economic downturn.

In an emblematic policy designed to show he will fight to protect voters' living standards, Miliband told his party's conference in Brighton that he would "reset" the failing energy market.

The sixth and last case study is emblematic of a policy to reduce water use, pollution and inputs in intensive aquaculture systems.

For Mr. Romney, who has said he would defer to the counsel of his military commanders about when to withdraw troops, the violence in Afghanistan is emblematic of a foreign policy based on "retreat, appeasement and weakness," said a spokeswoman for the Romney campaign, Andrea Saul.

Worse, Maldonado also featured a big picture of a menacing black man the former Republican legislator claimed was emblematic of Brown's policy.

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Obama could also administratively terminate the "secure communities" program, a controversial deportation policy that became emblematic of the president's broken promise to legalize undocumented immigrants.

Two ministries, emblematic of Zapatero's social policies, have been scrapped: equality and housing.

One policy above all is emblematic of this cynicism: the household benefit cap.

He sees the Nebraska Republican, out of sync with his own party today, as emblematic of President Dwight Eisenhower's foreign policy of the 1950s.

Loach has said his characters' dismal experiences with the social security system are emblematic of a wider austerity-led policy of "conscious cruelty" towards the poor.