Sentence examples for policy devised from inspiring English sources
The CDU was being punished for an unpopular policy devised and articulated, with uncharacteristic audacity, by its leader.
But this emphasis also underlies its chief weakness: the implication that the foreign policy devised by Nixon and Kissinger lacked intellectual coherence.
It is also clear that an official policy, devised to govern British intelligence officers while interrogating people held overseas, resulted in people being tortured.
But many of the insurance companies say that they agreed to provide insurance based on the so-called Wilprop form, a policy devised by Mr. Silverstein's brokers.
The article discusses the impact of climate change mitigation policy devised by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The brothers' second major series of film appearances began with the spectacular Down Argentine Way (1940), promoting the US "good neighbour" policy, devised early in the second world war to build closer relations with South America.
In this sense the basic package is primarily a policy devise to keep regions accountable to national standards.
And that's not even to mention the fact that, in terms of improving overall human welfare, there are few policies devised that are as effective as lowering barriers to immigration.
Those views in general align with those of the fossil fuel industries, which have for decades waged a concerted campaign to raise doubts about the science of global warming and to undermine policies devised to address it.
In a motion filed late last month in U.S. District Court, lawyers argued that the lawsuit "failed to support any conspiracy claim" or provide evidence that D.C. land-use policies devised since the mid-2000s were intended to cause any group harm.
On 21 October, 2010, John Broder of the New York Times, reported that "the fossil fuel industries have for decades waged a concerted campaign to raise doubts about the science of global warming and to undermine policies devised to address it".
