Sentence examples for policy bears from inspiring English sources

Britain's experience in the first few years of the policy bears out that judgment.

First, Mr Kerry's overall policy bears more than a passing resemblance to Mr Bush's.

In other words, the weight of the one-child policy bears down relatively lightly on Shanghai.

His Italian policy bears striking resemblance to that of Charlemagne and Otto I.

It is fitting then that Lord Heseltine, the blond-mopped former Conservative cabinet minister who on October 31st published a report demanding a new industrial policy, bears the nickname.

This last act, while carrying the least weight in terms of policy, bears the best witness to why Holder matters so much to the future of racial equality in the US.

Bitterness would be kept to a minimum and, if the policy bore fruit, democratic government could become a reality.

FOR two decades, Czech foreign policy bore the influence of the country's first democratic president, the late Václav Havel.

In 1970 technological and other experts had prophesied widespread famine in India, but for us it was a year of plenty, when our new agricultural policy bore abundant fruit and we could accumulate a buffer stock of nine million metric tons of grain.

Yet government policy borne out of their ridiculous assumption that the average fee would be £7,500 has forced the hand of many universities to lower their fee, and most have done this by reducing the bursaries they offer and instead offered fee waivers.

This change in policy bore the potential of discouraging physicians to utilize the dictation system.