Sentence examples for policy alternates from inspiring English sources

The country's fiscal policy alternates between "giveaway" and "takeaway", says Gene Steuerle, a Treasury official in the 1970s and 1980s and now a scholar at the Urban Institute, a think-tank.

The internment policy alternated between tragedy and farce.

In the following months, the American policy alternated between tough talk in public — vows that the Administration wouldn't be "blackmailed," or even meet with North Korean leaders — and private efforts, through third parties, to open an indirect line of communication with Pyongyang.

He was the Department's Chief Operating Officer and policy alternate for the Secretary of State, in addition to having lead policy responsibility in a number of areas.

The management maintained a policy of alternating live stage shows with B movies (allegedly to clear the house).

Washington's carrot-and-stick policy of alternate engagement and ostracism, dating back to the Clinton administration, has patently not worked.

Green variations also include some Northern towns' policy of "alternate demolition", where the clearing of every other row of barrack-like terraces has doubled the gardens and open space of those left.

But on Sept. 29 they accused Wall Street of supporting foreclosures, encouraging inequality, undermining the agricultural system and poisoning the food supply, stripping employees of healthcare, pay and negotiating rights, determining "catastrophic" economic policy, blocking alternate energy sources, and more.

While wondering at the logic of a mid-afternoon music policy that alternated Doves and Elbow with blustering "rawk", I drank a Volcano IPA – more a light, zippy, tropical South Island pale, to me – from Barney's, a local micro based at the arts centre and Fringe venue, Summerhall.

This was fertile ground for the DPJ's leader, Ichiro Ozawa, who ran his campaign as the farmer's friend and champion of the regions just like the old, unreconstructed LDP.Smash the old idolsSome political scientists see the election as a necessary step towards a long-cherished dream a system of two parties competing on policy and alternating in power.

She rated classical and intuitionistic mathematics as equally good frameworks and adopted a policy of alternating preference that meticulously respected the equal cognitive standing she accorded to classical and intuitionistic mathematics.