Sentence examples for policy cultivated from inspiring English sources

Obama's plan is an acknowledgement that his education policy cultivated the "drill and kill" test prep that has come to characterize many classrooms.

Mr. Biden has staked out a position as an influential voice on Iraq policy, cultivating close relationships with Iraqi political leaders.

The plan is a mea culpa of sorts, an acknowledgement by the Administration that its own policies cultivated the "drill and kill" test prep that has come to characterize many classrooms in the past several years.

McClellan insisted that such a policy would cultivate loyalty among slaveholders and "deeply impress the rebel masses".

To counter this vulnerability Beijing has adopted the "string of pearls" policy - cultivating commercial or military ties in strategic ports from the Gulf to the east coast of China.

But in Turkey, where 70 percent of all exports go to Europe, businesspeople insist that the government's policy of cultivating friendly ties with all neighbors reflects a canny and very Western capitalist impulse to offset dependence on stagnating European markets while cementing Turkey's position as a vital economic and political bridge between east and west.

The findings of the study will provide policymakers, donor agencies, non-government/international organizations and others with information necessary for formulating appropriate policy to cultivate the use of traditional medicine effectively for people vulnerable to climatic events in a resource-poor setting.

Advertise your church regularly in local weeklies and maintain an open-door policy to cultivate a welcoming presence.

His interest in improving public health policy and in cultivating leadership and diversity in the public health sector inspired him to develop the Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine in 2006.

Mega cities in the rapidly urbanising economies develop a plethora of urban policies and plans cultivated by various state and local agencies.

This kind of policy would "only cultivate hatred and divide people," one cleric said.