Sentence examples for energetic policy from inspiring English sources
The electoral success and energetic policy of large investment and rapid development of Quebec's Liberals drove the separatist Parti Québécois into the background of provincial politics, though the Bourassa government was at the same time strongly provincial and determined to campaign energetically for Quebec's interests.
Rather, the majority "wanted to pick the winning side in what should be — and until now, has been — an energetic policy debate" over the role of unions in the public sector.
It will likely take some pretty energetic policies to reduce inequality or control debt.
His harsh and energetic policies raised a storm of American protest, which helped lead to his recall in October 1897.
We need more energetic policies on fertility management, which could give us a net reduction even with the present rate of immigration.
In addition he pursued an energetic building policy, constructing a whole series of castles and palaces in Syria.
An energetic foreign policy, tackling a large number of issues, is almost bound to be accused of lacking focus.And yet, however understandable, the Clinton administration's unfocused vision is troubling: without focus, it is hard to maintain voters' interest in foreign policy, let alone their willingness to pay for it.
Instead of just saying Democrats need to reach out to exalted white working-class voters, he seems to be trying to create a synthesis that begins with his traditional focus on the Midwest, but also incorporates at least some of the energetic, progressive policy ambition that is increasingly defining the Democratic Party.
Time will tell if the 27 European nations are capable of holding their course, forging an energetic common policy and negotiating with their Russian oil suppliers as equals.
Tamar was successful in neutralizing this opposition and embarked on an energetic foreign policy aided by the decline of the hostile Seljuq Turks.
