Sentence examples for policies driven from inspiring English sources

Tabibian, who was trained at Duke University, has little patience for economic policies driven by demagogy.

Its parliament is always ready to embrace protectionist policies, driven by the widespread belief that foreigners have long plundered Indonesia's resources and left locals none the wealthier.

With policies driven from Whitehall not the town hall, it's no wonder that cities across the north are forced to rely on scraps," she said.

One hopes that Mr. Mocumbi's plea for policies driven by respect for human rights and reason will be heard at the United States mission and at the White House.

We must fight against any suggestion that Britain's role in international development should slip back into well-meaning but colonial-style charity for poor people, with policies driven by public populism, political expediency and narrow national interests.

The lesson of the last few years is not that politicians did nothing but that policies, driven by ideology rather than by common sense, can work great in theory but are dangerous in practice.

Stock market gains over the last year and increased deposits in funds and insurance policies drove earnings higher.

In the language of our model, the protectionist policies drove the economy from the diversification and trade area to a near-autarky situation.

These "urban containment" policies drive up land prices, which also drives up house prices.

Furthermore, because public and industrial policies drive exposure to many rodent mammary carcinogens, exposure information is needed to inform public health decision making.

To avoid such woes, the world needs fiscal policy driven not by faith, but by reason.