Sentence examples for explosive policies from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair is not exactly a model of leadership for Corbyn, but one of Blair's more widely applicable strengths as a leader in opposition was to step away from the day-to-day frenzy and look at ways in which he could "bombproof" potentially explosive policies.

At the same time, an economy that is supposed to become a beacon of free enterprise remains warped by central controls and huge subsidies for energy and food, leaving politically explosive policy choices for the fledgling Iraqi government.

On Thursday, Mrs. Clinton showed the perils of Mr. Trump's current programming by using some of his more explosive foreign policy pronouncements against him in her speech in San Diego.

President Obama's most explosive foreign policy crisis will occur soon.

This mild-sounding opinion in fact represented an explosive change in policy.

The explosive debate over drug policy in America is now so impossible to ignore that even the president is often forced to comment on it.

In short, analysts who've looked carefully at the numbers see a gradually rising -- but hardly explosive -- trend under current policies.

Stephen Miller, Donald J. Trump's senior adviser for policy, made the explosive allegations, calling the French woman "the most dangerous woman in America".

Against the backdrop of a potentially explosive winter, the lack of policy discussion that has characterised the "express" election has raised alarm.

But Mr. Hevesi's advisers said the campaign's hand had been forced by Mr. Giuliani, whose attacks have dominated campaign news for days and left the candidate less able to get coverage for less explosive events like endorsements and policy proposals.

India has dedicated five decades of public policy to curbing explosive population growth.