Sentence examples for forge a policy from inspiring English sources

The protests are erupting as a nervous government is trying to forge a policy toward the United States in the face of renewed pressure from Washington.

On the face of it, there are good reasons why Russia, instead of simply fighting the Armenian corner, should forge a policy based on co-operation with Georgia and Azerbaijan too.

The Clinton administration has been trying to forge a policy that expresses distaste for the methods the Russian military is using in Chechnya without so antagonizing Russia that relations are totally soured.

The New York Times reported that Democrats in Congress are trying to forge a policy agenda that exploits divisions with Trump's party on issues from trade agreements to increased infrastructure spending and maternity benefits.

Although the Obama administration signaled before the election that it would try hard to work out a North Korea policy with whoever won, Park will still find it difficult to forge a policy that meets both popular demands and American interests, especially as Pyongyang increasingly tests Washington's limits.

In 1999, MOE forged a policy framework to raise the quality of pre-school education in Singapore through judicious and measured involvement in high-leverage areas which will have a significant impact on future learning outcomes while retaining provision in the hands of the private sector.

The typical advice to Washington is not to be judgmental and not to push the kingdom to reform, given the need to forge a common policy toward Iran.

He stands up for family values, wants to forge a foreign policy that stresses human rights, and hails his country's cultural and religious heritage.

Kaunda became president of the new organization and skillfully used it to forge a militant policy against the British plan for a federation of the three central African colonies Southern Rhodesia, Northern Rhodesia, and Nyasaland.

Given these conflicting currents, Mr. Latham is likely to forge a foreign policy that tries to ensure that the Australian alliance with Washington remains largely intact but with a little more distance, a little less dependency.

As Ambassador, he had attempted to forge a common policy with the British, but the United Kingdom was willing to undertake territorial acquisition in China to guard its interests there whereas McKinley was not.