Sentence examples for policy conflagrations from inspiring English sources

The other battle that has already been ignited in the United States, which is certain to join with the political and policy conflagrations, is over what brands and varieties of hate are condemnable: The anger that led to — or provided the cover for — the murderous attack in Benghazi?

The trail from that scorched earth policy to the conflagration to come, whenever Scotland next votes on independence, is easily traced.

In reality, US and western policy in the conflagration that is now the Middle East is in the classic mould of imperial divide-and-rule.

Mr Obama's policy of waiting for the conflagration in Syria to burn itself out is failing.

There is indeed some margin of danger of a wider conflagration given that U.S. policy has convinced Moscow it has no red lines in Syria.

Hence even if one presupposes a best-case scenario under which the issue of Iran's nuclear ambitions are resolved or being placed on the policy backburner in a way that averts a military conflagration involving Israel, the U.S. and Iran, it is still very difficult to envision a state of affairs that could bring about peace and stability in Iraq and in Israel/Palestine in the near future.

Governments and banks in other countries will then have to be insulated from the conflagration through a combination of bailout money and strong policy conditionality.

The fact that monetary policy was being tightened during a recession only spooked investors more, and the conflagration spread to other countries, including Malaysia and Indonesia.

And because local agencies are usually the first responders to a fire — and can often control small fires before they become conflagrations that involve the Forest Service and cost millions of dollars to fight — the policy is shortsighted, Mr. Crapser said.

Despite the generals' call for an attack on Cuba risking nuclear conflagration, the president, mindful of his constitutional role as the decider of policy, took the military's assessment, indeed urgings, under advisement.

The conflagrations continue, while we wait.