Sentence examples for policies destroyed from inspiring English sources

The eventual recognition of the failures of his international initiatives and laissez-faire economic policies destroyed his legacy.

And he stubbornly defended Robert Mugabe, even as Mugabe's policies destroyed Zimbabwe's economy and left the population to starve.

Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton, who together headed up the posture of laissez-faire indifference, should be remembered as foremost among those whose policies destroyed the reputation of America in the world.

These policies destroyed Venezuela's capacity to produce goods domestically, including food.

The plot for "Salt and Fire" was loosely inspired by Tom Bissell's short story "Aral," about how Soviet authorities' misguided irrigation policies destroyed Uzbekistan's Aral Sea.

Britain has seen policies destroying public services hastily enacted without a clear mandate while civil liberties are constantly eroded and inequalities expand.

Obama's policy destroyed practically all the Middle East's structures and countries.

An impression persists that the EU fisheries policy destroyed the long-distance trawler fleets from Hull, Grimsby, Fleetwood and Aberdeen, which once put most of the fish into Britain's fish and chips.

Many groups want the talks to fail because they claim WTO liberalisation policy destroys their livelihoods by opening up markets too quickly.

They say the coming crisis is too far off and we're more fearful about environmental policy destroying jobs.

Our current deportation policy destroys the lives of those who fall prey to it, and it destroys U.S. families and communities in the process.