Sentence examples for mounting policy from inspiring English sources
PARIS — A divided European Central Bank faces mounting policy dilemmas that are set to make Jean-Claude Trichet's final year as president probably the most difficult since he took the helm of the euro zone in 2003.
there is a sense that the state is reaching a moment – not unlike the US as a whole – where a set of mounting public policy challenges need to be addressed.
Plaintiffs' lawyers were apoplectic and sought to narrow the legal effect of the court's decision, while at the same time mounting a policy assault on the "pro-business court," accusing it of preventing consumers and others from getting a fair decision on their claims.
But as the killings mount, this policy is merely heightening suspicions that America is not serious about supporting the protests and preparing for a post-Assad Syria.
As concern about youth obesity continues to mount, widespread policy changes supporting behavior-change initiatives and nutritional and physical activity offerings in schools may have enhanced impact with the inclusion of the incremental benefit of public commitment activities.
But Board of Education officials said yesterday that evidence was mounting that the policy is having a broader impact and is backfiring.
Increasing numbers of participating stakeholders in domestic policy-making and policy implementation may lead to mounting complexity concerning the policy process [ 1- 5].
But with criticism of its policies mounting, the United States appears to have diverted attention to itself and away from China.
But this time the British Council has been in no mood to back down - 2007 is not 1997, it says, despite mounting criticism over policies that have come to be seen as smacking of cultural imperialism and a catastrophic waste of UK taxpayers' money.
This catalogue of attempts to reconcile an internal policy contradiction has pre-empted the EU from mounting any effective foreign policy alternative to that of the US on the "peace process", and has eaten away its standing in the region.
Still, concern among some economists is mounting that Bank of England policy makers might feel pressed to raise interest rates because of inflation, even if the economy has not recovered fully.
