Sentence examples for policy accelerated from inspiring English sources

This policy accelerated in the 1980s as large numbers of Kurds were forcibly relocated, particularly from areas along the Iranian border where Iraqi authorities suspected Kurds were aiding Iranian forces during the Iran-Iraq War (1980 88).

When it comes to mental health this is a pitfall I am determined to avoid and a point I made recently to the Royal College of Psychiatrists where I spoke of the need for continuity of policy – accelerated improvement based on established principles, not endless reorganisation.

The startups associated with the Japanese cluster creation policy accelerated patent application productivity.

The Republican's Watergate debacle temporarily halted the trend, but the disasters of the Carter presidency, especially its mishandling of economic woes and foreign policy, accelerated the defections in 1980.

China is facing its own demographic shift as its one-child policy accelerates the nation's graying.

Such a policy accelerates development of fuel sources that can negate the important progress you've already made on lowering U.S. carbon pollution, and it undermines U.S. credibility in the international community".

The real question should be, "Does this policy accelerate or retard investment in growth?" How well we answer that question --as individuals, as companies, and as a society will determine how long we wallow in misery before we build a better future for ourselves and our posterity.

Post-invasion, misguided American policies accelerated the rot.

Margaret Thatcher certainly did not bring this about single-handed, but her policies accelerated the process during the mid-to-late 1980s, along with the collapse of the Soviet Union, the end of the cold war, the financial big bang, the end of exchange controls, the invention of the internet, the "less deferential society", the new individualism and, above all, globalisation.

Especially after the disaster of the 1998 financial crisis, in which the IMF's approach and policies accelerated the collapse of banks, the rise in jobless numbers and the impoverishment of millions.

Based on the investigation of a 1960s heroin racket, this breathless policier accelerates steadily to bullet velocity.