Sentence examples for install policies from inspiring English sources

In this way, Mr. Bush and other wealthy elites have been able to install policies that hurt poor, working- and middle-class Americans, while casting as snobbish elites those who think in nuanced ways about how to solve the real problems of ordinary Americans.

He still faces problems that should have been fixed long ago and is installing policies and controls that are painfully basic to any national chain.

A number of the original sororities and fraternities installed policies to explicitly bar nonwhite members from joining after campuses diversified following the Civil War.

It would pursue its true agenda: to 'reclaim France's sovereignty and defend its identity, send the immigrants home, establish state authority, repress crime and delinquency, promote traditional family values, and install a policy of national preference to restore the pride of every French man and woman in the fact that they were born French'.

Whatever the medium, it is imperative that we install health policy as an integral part of the national medical curricula, lest we continue to churn out a generation of students who are ill-equipped to make sense of the challenges and changes to come.

Both the nuclear industry and its regulators need to engage with cyber-security experts on a continuing basis, installing robust policies and action plans to deal with the technical, managerial and cultural shortfalls that contribute to the current risky situation that cyber-attacks pose.

Within the kingdom, he oversaw the eradication of the pro-French barons and attempted to install centralized, absolutist policies.

Some undecided voters may think that Mr. Bush would never install the damaging policies he talks about.

"I'll make reductions in other areas and install pro-growth policies to make sure that our country remains safe and secure".

This conundrum is well-known elsewhere in the world; critics of the International Monetary Fund castigated its economists for insisting that Southeast Asia's crisis-ridden nations install austere fiscal policies in the late 1990's, slowing that region's economic recovery.

Governments may install fiscal incentive policies that promote work safety and explosion prevention.