Sentence examples for policies alter from inspiring English sources

A public figure leaves a "legacy" only if his principles or policies alter the chemistry of his world, so that they come to be repeated unconsciously, or embraced by figures who might otherwise repudiate him.

Successive political policies altered the demographics of the area.

It is hypothesised that the creation of GRs and the accompanying policies altered the trajectory and probably also the rate of that change.

The Guardian's editor was replaced and the editorial policy altered, becoming visibly more supportive of whichever party happened to be in power at the time.

Previously, psychiatric departments had been regarded as a 'refuge' against being dispatched to the Gulag, but thenceforth that policy altered.

Government policies cannot alter this evolution.

He has also conducted experiments in a sort of laboratory setting to examine how new policies might alter the economy.

Precisely, we investigate whether fiscal and labor market policies can alter the responsiveness of employment gaps to output gaps.

However, social policies could alter people's incentives without directly restricting their liberty to date and mate as they choose.

Demand-side policies may alter employers' demand for workers with ill health by subsidizing employers or mandating them to hire or accommodate workers with health problems (e.g. Burkhauser et al. 1995).

Efforts made to impose policies to alter Croatian into "Serbo-Croatian" or "South Slavic" language, met resistance from Croats in form of Croatian linguistic purism.