Sentence examples for policies of the old from inspiring English sources

Rubio is becoming the iconic figure of this position, trapped between the policies of the old conservative vanguard and an increasingly blue-collar electorate.

We were able to change the whole of it, all the old policies of the old school went and we brought in new policies on everything.

Many revolutionaries, however, fear that Shafiq, who like Mubarak is a former air force chief, would restore the repressive policies of the old order if elected.

Though they do not entirely reject the macroeconomic policies of the old school, the new-style economists have begun to focus on smaller initiatives in public health, agriculture and education.

Their biggest complaint against the book — a legitimate one — is the word "apartheid" in the title, with its false echo of the racist policies of the old South Africa.

With an Islamist party now holding the majority of seats in government, the aggressively secular policies of the old regimes are out, while beards and veils are increasingly in on Tunisia's streets.

Regardless of how the remarks came about, they fully exemplify the national security policy of the old crowd: the guiding theory that a frightened population will and should acquiesce to the slow dissolution of civil liberties in the face of ambiguous threats from faceless (and mostly brown-skinned) villains.

– (PT) In presenting the new European Commission, President Barroso has presented a programme which is the continuation of the neoliberal, federalist and militaristic policy of the old Commission.

Over the decade of the 1790s, the Federalists stood for the following economic policies: funding of the old Revolutionary War debt and the assumption of state debts, passage of excise laws, creation of a central bank, maintenance of a tariff system, and favourable treatment of American shipping.

The policy of the old-fashioned mother was: you do as I please.

The Labor Party has returned to the socialist policies of the bad old days when the country was "the sick man of Europe". Conservative Party Prime Minister Theresa May has abandoned Margaret Thatcher's (classically) liberal approach for nationalism and social conservatism.