Sentence examples for monumental policy from inspiring English sources

In the U.K., we are seeing the results of monumental policy blunders that could well be repeated here if Republican budget hawks seize power next November.

Thus the sheer improbability of what would constitute a truly monumental policy change – let alone the way the change was communicated – casts doubt on the veracity of the leaked report.

And there have been numerous pronouncements from Fed officials recently that lead me to conclude that a monumental policy error is by no means out of the question.

The issue shouldn't be what to do about climate change, but whether we should institute monumental policies based on less than robust theories.

The third monumental foreign-policy issue of the last thirty years was the Iraq War.

This monumental change in policy is likely to create more problems than it solves.

That will cause such a monumental shift in policy that it will endanger the security of Israel – and anyone who wants to stop it has to vote Likud to narrow the gap.

Part and parcel of this transformation has been a monumental reorientation of foreign policy.

The nation does not want a chief executive to make monumental decisions involving foreign policy and national security out of ego and pride, anger or pique.

It's a monumental shift in federal policy, so it'll likely happen incrementally, but even so it may happen a lot sooner than you might think.

Last year I had the opportunity to read the fantastic book by David McCullough entitled The Path Between the Seas, which in its more than 600 pages chronicles the monumental work of engineering, policy decisions, and financial arrangements required to build the Panama Canal.