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Martin believed that Howe's virulent opposition to the new governor's policies was driven by Howe's anger at being deprived of his valuable appointed positions.

During the past decade, Pakistan's policies were driven by the pursuit of an elusive balance.

And government policies are driven by the drug use consequences of the minority of users who develop drug dependence.

The connection becomes even clearer when — not to give away too much — Mayor Kobayashi is revealed to be a kleptocrat whose policies are driven by his business interests.

The assertion that US policies are driven by a concern for human rights is not consistent with the history of US-Iran relations.

These policies were driven at least in part by a Gandhian belief that India should be a rural nation, and more broadly by a centrally planned, socialist approach to development.

But over the years it is the officials who masterminded what and how things happen, appointing advisers and moulding advice to the policies being driven through, with or without the backing of law, or indeed their secretary of state.

Insurers often claim that high premiums for individual policies are driven by rising medical costs in some states and younger and healthier people forgoing insurance in the slow economy, leaving only sick and costly patients signed up for insurance.

Agricultural policies are driven by market liberalization and a decrease in domestic support.

Sessions also claimed "sanctuary" policies are "driven by politics and do not protect their citizens," adding, "We will fight them with every lawful tool available".

These policies were driven by the belief that individuals might consume excess calories when they are eating restaurant meals because of limited awareness of the calorie content.