Sentence examples for modern policy from inspiring English sources

There is clearly a lesson for modern policy makers.

From the prime minister downwards, there's an official consensus that public engagement is crucial for modern policy and politics.

"I believe that one of the complexities of modern policy is that sometimes the best thinkers, like the Big Issue, are left outside the box.

But when put to the test of modern policy analysis, the American experience of alcohol prohibition provides no compelling evidence that legalizing modern drug markets would reduce violent crime.

The other day President Nicolas Sarkozy was reiterating the virtues of what the French call "l'exception culturelle," a modern policy of government protection and promotion of French culture, particularly the film industry.

It may all be "just", but the forced impoverishment of Greeks, Portuguese and Italians to honour the paper value of German and French debts must be as close to revolutionary incitement as modern policy can get.

It was only after successive defeats by Mrs. Thatcher's Conservatives that Labor turned to more modern policies and leaders.

"The club is a terrific place with a golden opportunity to raise its standing in the community by adopting more modern policies," he said.

The party had moved on from the unapologetic old-school socialism that it had presented to voters in 1983 and painstakingly worked on more modern policies and presentation, but in retrospect, its thinking was still largely built around enduring articles of traditional socialist faith.

Yet even as modern policies facilitate species recoveries, gaps in knowledge of historical distributions, population capacities, and potential for genetic exchange inhibit development of population-level conservation priorities.

"It's time we changed that and adopt modern policies that make sense instead of using women's medical issues as an election-year power play".