Sentence examples for narrow policy from inspiring English sources

Yet his answers seem to consist of a broad personal solution and a narrow policy solution.

And second, don't use the non-ideological language of inclusivity to further a narrow policy agenda.

Colonel Gentile's argument is that the United States pursued a narrow policy goal in Afghanistan — defeating Al Qaeda there and keeping it from using the country as a base — with what he called "a maximalist operational" approach.

"Science rarely gives enough information to narrow policy choices to a single option, but it can clear away some of the underbrush," said Dr. John H. Marburger III, assistant to the president for science and technology.

But that is all part of the job, and as the weeks have gone by each of the six has succeeding in defining a distinctive programme despite the quite narrow policy options bossing City Hall provides.

His intent might have been to improve access for needy kids but, as you noted, that narrow policy has denied access for many of the very children it was intended to reach.

Republican Congressional majorities have exploited this authority to score ideological points and inflict narrow policies on an overwhelmingly Democratic city.

It seems obvious from here that the narrow-minded policies of the current government are basically a gradual, long-run form of national suicide — and that's bad for Jews everywhere, not to mention the world.

What is far more worrying is the fact that the Danish Peoples Party has managed to set a populist agenda (not unlike Mr Trump's) and therefore drawn the governing liberal party Venstre and opposition leaders of the Social Democratic Party into a race-to-the-bottom of hostile, inhumane and narrow-minded policy-making.

Wider, Then Narrower Policy Meanwhile, another crucial chain of events had already been set in motion.

So on Oct. 12, General Sanchez issued a much narrower policy.