Sentence examples for policies render from inspiring English sources

Although longevity deepens familiarity, some company policies render familiarity useless.

Such great power alone would have been sufficient to set the oligarchy against him; his "popular" policies rendered him completely intolerable.

Airlines are putting in place "use it or lose it" policies, rendering nonrefundable tickets completely worthless if a passenger does not travel.

There are clear political sensitivities surrounding drug policies, rendering effective reform a challenging prospect for politicians once they are in government.

Thus it failed to coordinate foreign, defence or economic policies, rendering core league documents such as the Treaty of Joint Defence and Economic Cooperation and key bodies such as the Joint Defence Council completely ineffectual.

Intolerance, especially when it comes to issues involving the Middle East, is a destructive force that has distorted American politics and our policies, rendering us powerless to provide constructive leadership across the Arab World.

He was unable to restructure the Democratic Party and build a new majority coalition to support his policies, rendering him perhaps less consequential than many of his supporters or political commentators think.

The mere 35 minutes devoted to policy rendered what discussion there was largely superficial.

They added that the Met had been inconsistent in applying its neither confirm nor deny policy, rendering its attempted strike-out "farcical".

Could there be a worse indictment of American agricultural policy, rendered even more scandalous by the new $180 billion farm bill signed by President Bush?

The policy rendered most of the nation's indigenous groups, including even its Muslim Cham minority, inheritors of the ancient imperial lineage.