Sentence examples for policies back and forth from inspiring English sources

Today, large energy companies trade weather policies back and forth to hedge against high or low temperatures, but everyone else is left out.

He is not that naive.These days South Africa's foreign policy swings back and forth.

And Mr. McCain went beyond what he usually says and what his foreign policy advisers believe during a back-and-forth with Mr. Obama at the end of February.

The focus was on the history, the massive crowds, the celebration, not the usual back-and-forth on policy.

Among the more common — and arguably the most abused — is the "deliberative process" exemption, similar to the provision that was inserted into Iowa's new open records bill, that allows an "out" for documents that are part of the back-and-forth of policy-making.

The market's reaction to each back-and-forth shift in policy says it all.

The back-and-forth continues for weeks.

It's a back-and-forth conversation.

Moldova's foreign policy has swung back and forth in recent years, but Voronin has conducted a largely pro-E.U.

How much of this story has to do with the ways our foreign policy has gone back and forth over the years?

Alan J. Auerbach, director of the Robert D. Burch Center for Tax Policy and Public Finance at the University of California at Berkeley, said fiscal policy has historically swung back and forth in response to economic and political pressures.