Sentence examples for liquidation policy from inspiring English sources

That, Mr. Lowenthal says, may be as good an explication of Israel's liquidation policy as any.

The Israelis first defined and defended their liquidation policy days after it began.

And Muhammad Dahlan, the Palestinian chief of preventive security, complained about what he called the army's new liquidation policy.

"In practice, liquidations only broaden the cycle of violence and create a superfluous balance of revenge," Yossi Melman wrote in the newspaper Haaretz in an op-ed piece called "Rubbing out the liquidation policy".

The Israeli radio and the newspaper Haaretz have quoted senior military officials on a "liquidations" policy that has provoked an outcry among Palestinian officials, who call it "state terrorism".

None of which is to say that the orderly liquidation authority is prefect policy.

The Israeli policy of "liquidation" of suspected terrorists (Week in Review, Aug. 19) might be an effective policy against dedicated terrorist bands.

By the end of the year the official policy became "the liquidation of the kulak as a class".

Now, Israel is destroying its implacable enemies through a policy it calls "liquidation": lethal, anticipatory self-defense.

The rebound is robust mainly because of a "turnaround in inventory policies from breakneck liquidation to slow accumulation," Mr. Wojnilower said.

Liquidation would not be a rational policy, however.