Sentence examples for policy distance from inspiring English sources

Soil erosion alongside roadways of various classes is impacted jointly by historical policy, distance to roadways, and landscape.

Fuzzy concepts, scanty evidence, policy distance: the case for rigour and policy relevance in critical regional studies.

But when asked to explain the legal underpinnings of the new policy, he distanced himself from the whole process.

Next month the Lib Dems are launching a tax working group that will develop new policies to distance themselves from their coalition partners at the next election.

In a bid to demonstrate he was proposing a serious platform of economic policies and distance himself from those who have dismissed him as a "left-wing firebrand", he said his speech would be "pretty boring" and compared his speech to "talking to your local bank manager".

President Obama and Raul Castro, who succeeded his brother as president, last month announced an end to that era, with Obama saying the half-century-old policy of distancing had not worked in bringing about democratic change on the island.

In addition, by reassigning the primary responsibility for PHC to state governments instead of local governments which are closer to the people, the policy further distances constitutional governance from the people.

Strategists involved in the ground game say that Democrats who are able to highlight popular administration policies, while distancing themselves from the rest, may do fine.

Based on the success of Finland's drone policies, long-distance drone flights are expected on the horizon for the United States, soon allowing American businesses to use drone technology in a way that makes the most economic sense for them.

But from the start, the second Bush administration found it convenient to overlook the United States's earlier role as advocate and cheerleader of that policy and to distance itself as much as possible from Argentina's growing problems.

Context: Challenging the Office for National Statistics' portrayal of immigration targets as government policy; attempts to distance Liberal Democrats from government caps on immigration "It is only the Conservative party that is guaranteeing people that if in government after the May 2015 election then we will renegotiate our relationship with the EU.