Sentence examples for policy dominance from inspiring English sources

Much of the fervid absorption in the primaries and caucuses — accessible as never before on 24-hour satellite and cable television channels like CNN and Fox News — seems inspired by a hope that the American electoral process will end an era of foreign policy dominance by neoconservatives.

Had such a relationship been projected, the excess deficit procedure of the Maastricht Treaty and the subsequent Stability and Growth Pact would have been redundant Why would the Treaty constrain fiscal authorities if the regime were one of monetary policy dominance?

At the conference, which concluded this weekend, one political scientist suggested the high-water mark for American foreign policy dominance has long since passed.

She is now off to India and China, potential areas for her policy dominance.

A different twist on hand-or-fist took a score of years to achieve foreign-policy dominance, but you can't keep a good metaphor down.

The Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland, suspecting that the incoming vice president was asserting foreign-policy dominance, promptly popped him one: "Even the terminology betrayed Cheney's ambitions and intentions.

In the 1980s a neoclassical (sometimes called neoliberal) counterrevolution in development theory and policy reasserted dominance over structuralist and other schools of thought in much of the world.

Those factors will determine how long the beneficiaries of trickle-down economics can sustain the policy's dominance and continue to shift its costs onto the mass of people through austerity programs.

We then obtain several properties of the welfare maximizing policy using stochastic dominance measures of increased variability and majorization arguments.

He has played a central role in writing policies designed to advance President Trump's policy of "energy dominance" and expanding fossil fuel exploration.

This article addresses a better way to defend these vital systems by advocating a policy of "space dominance," as opposed to "space superiority".