Sentence examples for favoured policy from inspiring English sources

One candidate spoken of as a possible secretary of state under Trump has been John Bolton, whose favoured policy toward Iran has been to bomb the country.

It would be a tragic irony if the Bush administration learned the hard way that its favoured policy of pre-emption can cut both ways.Peter KurzeMiddletown, Rhode IslandThanks for sharingSIR – Yochai Benkler's contention that social sharing provides an economic alternative to both markets and the state sounds both novel and obscure (Economics focus, February 5th).

In true Epicurean spirit (here and in book 6 too; see especially 6.703 11), his favoured policy is to list a plurality of explanations of one and the same phenomenon without selecting one as correct.

We put forward some favoured policy choices for Ghana.

Five studies combined predictions from a probability analysis with cost data in order to assess the cost impact of favoured policy options [ 46, 49, 55, 65, 82].

Third, sermons were the favoured policy instruments, and maybe there are reasons to believe they are the most appropriate instruments for UNICEF.

In view of the diversity of national institutions, the Commission announced that it favoured policies based on framework directives and co-regulation in view of the diversity of national institutions.

That political dominance tends to favour policy stasis, bureaucratic incompetence and cronyism.

The last phase consists of policy evaluation via differentiated yet integrated policy assessment methodologies and facilitation, providing the most appropriate behavioural stimuli capable of favouring policy implementation developed thanks to innovative ICT-based tools, thus supporting local policy-makers' decisions via a reliable and innovative DSS (Fig. 4).

In extreme circumstances, I'd favour policies that blur the distinction between monetary and fiscal policy.

To be sure, structural reforms often favour policies such as labour-market flexibility.