Sentence examples for policies thought from inspiring English sources

Other controversial policies thought to still in place.

Taft, who had strongly supported Roosevelt's policies, thought of himself as a progressive.

But the government has also sought to attract foreign investment by opening protected sectors of the economy like retail and airlines to foreign competition — policies thought to result from Mr. Singh's economic realism.

Tony Blair banished unilateralism from New Labour's vocabulary, along with other policies thought to be harming its credibility with centre ground voters.

Genius is the new BBC Two show that stress tests the often ridiculous, maybe unworkable but hopefully genius inventions, schemes and policies thought up by the Great British Public.

The people who would have to carry out these boneheaded policies think they would actually weaken national security.

Opponents of the emperor's policy thought it was excessively indulgent toward the church and hostile toward the lay princes.

The architects of the policy thought population growth would outpace China's resources, leading to economic and environmental disaster.

"As far as Victoria is concerned, Friday will not be about tax policy thought bubbles," Andrews said.

President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a Washington-based policy think tank.

His call came in a speech in Germany to a foreign policy think tank.