Sentence examples for policy aim from inspiring English sources

But one would surely not start from there, if that were the long-term policy aim.

This all is in stark juxtaposition to the EU's formally stated policy aim of gender equality.

"His foreign policy aim was to spread democracy throughout the world, his domestic goal was to enshrine individual choice.

"The two-state solution has been Britain's stated policy aim for decades, but in politics talk often comes cheap.

Their policy aim is to reduce the role of the state in the economy and boost private sector profits.

TO GO INTO LAND POLICY Aim Is to Readjust Laws So as to Be Fair to Land Owner and County.

Should official policy aim at keeping Berlin poor enough to encourage the further influx of sexy hipsters?

The fundamental policy aim of the proposal is to facilitate greater participation in corporate governance by shareholder representatives system-wide.

George Osborne has launched the Conservatives' central second-term policy aim, opening informal talks with other European countries on how to rewrite the terms of Britain's EU membership.

"These children are being forced to endure every pain imaginable short of death, for this stated policy aim of stopping drownings at sea.

Dr Grounds said: "The policy aim of diverting the mentally disordered from prison to the care of health and social services has chronically failed".