Sentence examples for exotic policy from inspiring English sources
It is a danger that has the European Central Bank arming itself with a range of exotic policy weapons.
After taking office, Rousseff began to distance herself from Lula's more exotic foreign-policy initiatives.
It has other tools at its disposal -- but it will be reluctant to try exotic, untested policies unless the economy is clearly facing deflation.
Central banks need to lay out the rules that will govern their exit from exotic forms of policy easing (see article).
Solutions such as granting zero tariff rates to products with low greenhouse gas production/consumption values; the prohibition of exotic woods importation, a policy of labelling for energy efficient products and integrating aviation into the emissions trading scheme should all be progressed.
He grew up in a Jewish enclave of Baltimore, where his father was a surgeon, and he misses the East Coast, where his ardor for policy is less exotic.
The image of a progressive Republican winning the occasional battle over GOP policy is so exotic to the modern reader that the book has an almost science-fiction quality.
The establishment of Japanese cedar plantations reached its peak between 1950 and 1980, but dramatically declined when the focus of national forest management policy shifted from planting exotic species (e.g., Japanese cedar) to native species in 1980.
"Identity politics, censoriousness and basing policy on the need of exotic sexual minorities.
The wider context of management policies, including risk management and exotic species management, is discussed.
