Sentence examples for policy curbing from inspiring English sources

C1 Soda Policy Criticized When the American Beverage Association announced a new policy curbing sales of sodas in schools the soft drink industry billed the move as a bold new plan to address the problem of childhood obesity.

Councillors in Swansea are being asked to introduce a policy curbing new pub and club licences in the city centre.

Seeking to tame inflation through monetarist economic policy, curbing union power, selling off nationally owned monopolies, liberalising the stock market and introducing the right-to-buy for council tenants.

For President Obama, Saturday's ceremony fulfilled one of his signature policies, curbing the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

A14 EDUCATION Law Focuses on School Bullies Colorado lawmakers, focusing on a common theme in school shootings, are expected to pass legislation soon requiring schools to have policies curbing bullying.

From Europe to Japan and the United States, just the prospect of the treaty has resulted in legislation and new government and industry policies curbing emissions.

Possibly, bad policies curb growth rates for a spell, but not enough to have a significant effect on incomes in the long term.

He wanted the aggressive policies curbed.

The idea proved popular in Brussels-based renewable energy associations where several energy firms lobbying for renewable policy curbs had taken boardroom positions in groups such as the European Wind Energy Association (Ewea) and the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (Epia).

Europe has a "very good policy" for curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions, says a diplomat, dryly; the problem being that it has not worked yet.

Mr. Peterson pushed Audubon well beyond its traditional mission of protecting wildlife into newer environmental battles like population control, energy policy and curbing toxic chemicals.