Sentence examples for policy acceptable to from inspiring English sources

Donovan pursued this opening, but it was not the policy of the American government to negotiate an independent resolution, for it was not a policy acceptable to its Soviet ally.

Returning to the example of embryonic stem cell research, these are still early days of stem cell policy innovation – so it is hard to craft science policy acceptable to society for supporting research and development in the service of the public good when it is difficult to predict where the science and its applications are likely to go.

He always had a keen understanding of how to make conservative policies acceptable to those who might be resistant to them.

Even before the Supreme Court removed the few boulders around which the river of money to politicians had to flow, virtually no one could hold state or federal office without pursuing policies acceptable to wealthy backers.

It is responding to a new awareness that Chinese business is essential to Taiwan's economic survival.Mr Ma, for his part, claimed confirmation that his China policy is acceptable to the Taiwanese majority.

But that argument makes one significant assumption -- namely, that Cruz actually does support a policy agenda acceptable to the class of executives, financial elites and party honchos who make up the Republican establishment.

If Corbyn's supporters genuinely want to improve the lot of those who depend on public services and want to lead a decent, non-doctrinaire life, they would encourage him to step down and allow the party to identify a leader and policies more acceptable to the majority of voters at the next election.

From a political rather than a legal perspective, malapportionment is usually considered "undemocratic" because it results in the overrepresentation or underrepresentation of certain sectors of the population and, consequently, may eventuate in public policies not acceptable to the majority of the electorate.

He had to resign in 1801 because his Irish policy was not acceptable to George III.

Human-centered design can ease the introduction of a new technology or policy, making it acceptable to the public.

"The Home Office version of the policy was not acceptable to the Liberal Democrats and was not support by other government departments," Lib Dem sources said.