Sentence examples for policies in the recent from inspiring English sources
One particular indicator of this is in Senator Barack Obama's continual parroting of her words and policies in the recent debate.
Many papers have investigated the effectiveness of stabilization policies in the recent recession, but little is known on the relationship between the two components of fiscal policy.
Large-scale international comparative studies of student competence have had a big impact both on research in education and on educational policies in the recent decades.
Roberts said some federal policies in the recent agreement averting the so-called fiscal cliff were good news.
The Democrats in a significant minority, passing now and then into a bare majority, have, at least, voted against some of the disastrous policies; in the recent vote to restore habeas corpus, they fell just short of the necessary majority of 60.
Two weeks later Mr Vaitovich criticised Belarus's foreign policy, in particular the recent denial of a visa to Hans-Georg Wieck, a retired German diplomat who as head of an international human-rights mission in Minsk, Belarus's capital, had been one of Mr Lukashenka's most tireless critics.In this section Could the euro's nuclear option ever be used?
The formal business of the conference will be to amend and adopt the raft of new policies set out in the recent mini-manifesto, "Moving Ahead".
"Crackdown on Threats in School Fails a Test" (front page, May 17) accurately described the draconian punishments of students under "zero tolerance" policies in the aftermath of recent school shootings.
Brazil has stepped up its monitoring and enforcement policies in the Amazon in recent years but the improvement has partly been driven by slower global economic growth that has reduced demand and prices for the country's farm produce.
It comes after reports of distance between No 10 and No 11 on a number of issues, from the approach to Brexit to May's comments about monetary policy in the most recent Queen's speech.
Influential cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who leads the millions-strong Sadrist movement and who has been critical about Iran's policy toward Iraq in the recent past, refrained from commenting on the deal.
