Sentence examples similar to policy dead end from inspiring English sources
If the world's human population is already excessive, and the number of people left behind rises faster than the number wisely accommodated, a policy dead-end awaits.
"Japan's fiscal policy will hit a dead end if it is left as it is," he told reporters.
Whether or not the elections bring the long-awaited political breakthrough that genuinely ends the fighting there, 2010 is likely to be a turning-point year in the war, akin to the summer of 2003 (when the United States realized that it faced an insurgency) and 2006 (when that insurgency morphed into a small but vicious civil war and American policy came to a dead end).
Creating a common currency without harmonizing economic and fiscal policies has come to a dead end, as predicted.
"They are a world away from us and what we are trying to do, which is to brainstorm for policies that are not a dead end for humanity".
Erika Flores, 24, who has lived in New York City since she immigrated from Mexico when she was 4, said that until the announcement of the deferred-action policy, she braced for a sudden dead end in her life.
The next weeks will tell whether taxing health benefits is another financing dead end or the beginning of a policy reversal that could actually fund ObamaCare.
For many, however, Mr. Putin's policies in the region appear to have led to an expensive dead end.
The path of violence and rigid ideology, a foreign policy based on threats to attack your neighbors or eradicate Israel, that's a dead end.
It was dead end after dead end after dead end.
