Sentence examples for executing a policy from inspiring English sources
He added that "he has failed in — in executing a policy in Afghanistan that would optimize our prospects of success".
This examines to what extent each stage in devising and executing a policy affects the overall shape and impact of the policy.
And I do think that when you're looking at outliers like Iran or North Korea, they should see that over the course of the last year and a half we have been executing a policy that will increasingly isolate them so long as they are operating outside of accepted international norms.
Its mission is to promote the breed and assist in its recovery, as well as creating and executing a policy of genetic improvement through selective breeding.
They ask for one incontrovertible piece of evidence — the proverbial "smoking gun" — that can prove that the Nazis devised and executed a policy of genocide in Europe.
Thus, there is nothing extraordinary or blameworthy in any moves to execute a policy that aims for a more egalitarian apportionment of land and its resources.
Cameron decided to execute a policy U-turn last week, but had not forseen that one-to-one discussions with Clarke on Tuesday would leak.
Even the new technocratic Italian government, appointed in November with strong German backing to execute a policy of fiscal austerity, says it is an illusion to believe the crisis can be overcome through budget cuts alone.
Their deputies, the ministers of finance or foreign affairs, can execute a policy, steer it to port, as Mr Thorneycroft's group is doing in Paris for the free trade area.
Later, the crisis of 1886 over Georges Boulanger, the minister of war who demanded a centralist government to execute a policy of revenge against Germany, was one of several events that testified to the resurgence of nationalism, soon to be accompanied by anti-Semitism.
"We executed a policy that I think was detrimental to everyone, including them, in my opinion because sex and sexual preference should not be an issue in the military, period," Santorum elaborated following the debate.
