Sentence examples for policy deepening from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — However the debt limit showdown ends, one thing is clear: under pressure from Congressional Republicans, President Obama has moved rightward on budget policy, deepening a rift within his party heading into the next election.
But legal experts said the policy deepened the secrecy surrounding these cases, making it harder to fight sexual abuse.
Richard Murphy, the fair tax expert recruited by Corbyn to draft his economic policy, deepened divisions on the left by saying "Leslie has got this completely wrong".
WASHINGTON — Tensions between China and the United States over Internet policy deepened Friday, with the Chinese government accusing Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton of jeopardizing relations between the two countries with her criticism of Chinese censorship.
The study highlights the way weak health systems and inadequate policies deepen the negative psychosocial impact of chronic mental illness for sufferers and their families, and underscores the need for rights-based interventions.
Even as pessimism about the economy and investment policy deepens in Mongolia, outside investors continue to buy into the country's "blue sky" future.
But the government's turn to a more drastic banking policy is deepening divisions in the Liberal Democratic Party.
WASHINGTON, March 16 (Reuters) - U.S. first lady Michelle Obama is expected to steer clear of controversial issues such as human rights when she visits China this week but her trip could help advance a top item on her husband's foreign policy agenda: deepening Washington's ties with Beijing.
So these environmental policies risk deepening, rather than reconciling, this divide.
Speaking at the Dubai Precious Metals Conference this week, Dr. Diego Parrilla, coauthor of the book "The Energy World Is Flat," stated that "a perfect storm for gold is brewing" as uncertainty over global central bank policies is deepening.
"Their Kobane policy has deepened separatist impulses.
