Sentence examples for forceful policy from inspiring English sources

Once the crisis began, he oversaw perhaps the most forceful policy response in the history of central banking.

Nevertheless, he pursued a forceful policy in foreign affairs, working to increase Japanese influence on the Chinese mainland by financially supporting pro-Japanese warlords in China.

The government is also expected to make a forceful policy argument for the expedited appeal, given the importance of computer industry to the economy.

"The political pendulum threatens to swing against economic openness, and without forceful policy actions, the world could suffer from disappointing growth for a long time".

Together, the various measures are intended to show that the euro zone's leaders are committed to taking forceful policy measures — just as the United States and Britain did during the 2008 crisis — that will stem the spread of contagion.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 — The Federal Reserve today lowered its benchmark interest rate by a half point, a forceful policy shift intended to limit the damage to the economy from the recent disorder in the housing and credit markets.

Trump's most forceful policy-oriented attack centered on Clinton's support for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, using her vote as a U.S. senator from New York to call her foreign-policy judgment into question.

To maintain credibility, we need to persevere with spending cuts, but supplement them with forceful policies to boost growth.

It is also concluded that while forceful policies promoting biofuels may lead to a high biofuel share at reasonable costs, this is not a certain path towards maximised CO2 emission mitigation.

So while TU could lead to more aggressive targets for climate-change policy, it places less emphasis on the benefits of controlling population; the AU view, meanwhile, could encourage efforts to curb population growth, but might provide less incentive to enact forceful policies to control carbon emissions.

On the contrary our President and Vice President are so wedded to the oil industry's interests that the enormous increase in oil prices during their tenure can well be ascribed to willful lack of any forceful policies to counter the Saudi extortion.