Sentence examples for neutralized policy from inspiring English sources

On other issues, Key largely neutralized policy differences between National and Labour by adopting policies very similar to those already in place, or, in some cases, by overshooting Labour.

Industry rhetoric is a major contributor to this perception, as the soda/fast food/big food companies emphasize choice and individual agency in their efforts to neutralize policies that are burdensome.

The princes would permit no strengthening of the central authority, and this limitation of power neutralized imperial policies.

White House officials such as Valerie Jarrett have consistently crossed swords with NSC staff to neutralize any foreign policy engagement policy that would derail the Holy Grail legacy that President Obama ended the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.

Indeed, Obama's foreign policy has been an immense political success: he's co-opted foreign policy realists, neutralized antiwar Democrats and isolated Republican hawks.

Contingencies like shoplifting are presupposed and neutralized in advance by insurance policies.

This is because there is too much capital in the world in the hands of "smart-money" managers ready to exaggerate or neutralize any overt policy moves by the Fed.

The majority opinion was determined by Justice Powell's noncommittal vote because votes for and against the admissions policy were effectively neutralized in the 4-1-4 ruling.

Clinton's extensive State Department experience and facility with foreign policy could neutralize a conservative advantage on terror policy.

We show that those aggregated multipliers are activated or neutralized by specific structures of the policy control and that no other outcome in the objective variable is reachable.

The Massachusetts example shows what can be done to mitigate voters' concerns over environmental air quality by exercising the power of the states and in effect neutralizing the environmental policies of this administration.