Sentence examples for policy blend from inspiring English sources
The Starbucks coffee chain, facing increased complaints for tolerating customers who are openly and legally packing guns, is trying a different policy blend: Guns are not welcome, yet they're not banned outright either.
When in office, Wilson carried out a policy blend of trust-busting and regulation and signed the Clayton Act (1914) strengthening anti-trust law.
But, for a land that cast itself as moral beacon against tyranny, South Africa has adopted a particular prism for its foreign policy, blending its debts to those who supported it in the liberation struggle, a suspicion of Western influence and a hard-nosed pragmatism.
There are two factors that make the 2014 election different from a past when the hazy projection of a leader and "pro-people" policies blended with complex social alliances based on caste, religion and kinship to produce an eventual winner – in most cases, the 128-year-old Congress party.
This is a sort of Goldilocks doctrine of foreign policy that blends just the right amount of caution with a judicious dose of interventionism, be it military might or soft power.The book scores some well-timed revisionist points.
I am not sure I can build a solid case for it, but there is something in my current government's strange policies that blends perfectly with 60-year-old absurdist plays.
"Very few people have her ability to blend policy and politics.
But his dealings with Novo Nordisk show how his center's policy advocacy could blend with the narrower objectives of its paying members.
Uncertainty is high and the ultimate selection and delimitation of candidate sites rather seems to be the result of a balancing act between ecological, socio-economic and political interests, in which scientific and policy guiding procedures blend with ad-hoc political decision making, and with expert judgment in cases where data is lacking.
Nancy Stoner, director of the Clean Water Project at the Natural Resources Defense Council, says that current blending policy as outlined in the CSO Control Policy is chaotic and poorly regulated: "A lot of treatment plants do blending [almost anytime it rains], and some are given the leeway by states to do blending, while other treatment plants are not given the leeway but do it anyway".
We then analyze the impact of the policies to the bioethanol production and supply strategies by implementing the different scenarios of the bioethanol-gasoline blending policy.
