Sentence examples for orchestrated policy from inspiring English sources

Although Christians gripe about Muslim family laws, which force outsiders to convert if they wish to marry a Muslim, they too enjoy the right to apply their own family laws within their communities.Discrimination tends to be low-level, reflecting public prejudices, rather than an orchestrated policy.

Thus, the present crisis looks like an orchestrated policy, the aim of which is to expel Jews from the Middle East, as the Europeans had expelled them before.

"You cannot have one person in prison being held accountable for a whole state," she said, arguing that the decision to make De Kock a "scapegoat" had to have been an orchestrated policy.

For eight long years of the previous administration, President George W. Bush talked about, planned and orchestrated policies regarding the Middle East strictly with Israel.

People must live and act under these policies orchestrated by the policy puffins.

What happened in Chile in the overthrow of Allende was not the product of carefully thought-out and orchestrated U.S. policy.

This article introduces a semantic web framework and a meta-control model to orchestrate policy reasoning with the identification and access of relevant sources of information.

The Fed usually orchestrates its policy moves carefully, with public hints ahead of time.

Salient new roles for policy-makers are outlined focused on orchestrating the policy-making process.

This is yet another policy orchestrated by fortysomething old Etonians that hits women harder than men.

A top UN human rights envoy said there had been a "clear policy orchestrated at a high level".