Sentence examples for policy argued from inspiring English sources

The purpose of foreign policy," argued John F. Kennedy, "is not to provide an outlet for our own sentiments of hope or indignation; it is to shape real events in a real world".

Katharine Birbalsingh, the head of Michaela community school in north-west London who imposed the policy, argued that the children affected were from dysfunctional homes and needed the school's support.

"For India to agree to a one-China policy, China should reaffirm one-India policy," argued Ms Swaraj.

Banning psychologists' participation in reputed torture mills was clearly unnecessary, proponents of the APA policy argued.

Mujica and those who backed the marijuana legalization policy argued that allowing the sale and consumption of marijuana would take money out of the hands of drug traffickers, and end military enforcement of a prohibitionist drug policy that fails to keep people from smoking weed.

A recent critical analysis of the Australian government's rationale for its vaccination policy argued that, " vaccine choice [ is] a human rights issue" [ 35].

Many of those who support the President's policy argue that Iran poses an imminent threat.

Indeed, supporters of the current "stop the boats" policy argue it needs to hurt to work.

Nevertheless the QDR reaffirms the policy, arguing that to scrap it would damage America's credibility with its allies.

The advocates of this policy argue that short of using humans for these tests, chimpanzees are best.

But in the journal, scholars defended the policy, arguing that its ethical advantages outweighed its tactical costs.