Sentence examples for policy doubt from inspiring English sources

Even many of those who admit the utility of industrial policy doubt whether it can work in Britain.

Despite the slow, cautious pace at which China is moving, few experts on Chinese monetary policy doubt that the long-term direction of policy is toward strengthening the renminbi as an alternative to industrialized countries' currencies.

Jeremy Browne, the Foreign Office minister responsible for Falklands policy, doubts that, say, Brazil or Uruguay has much interest in a regional economic blockade of the islands.

But the attentions of the pine nematode and other parasites are throwing that policy into doubt.

The new policy casts doubt on whether they have got the balance right.

At the state rabbinate, marriage registrars adopted their own policy of doubt.

Because the debate focused on domestic policy, no doubt, relatively few of the students discussed foreign affairs in their comments.

But while few dispute that tax reform is a good idea, it is an idea that policy specialists doubt will be acted upon soon.

The public's heightened fears of North Korea, and their apparent support for Mr Koizumi's handling of foreign policy, no doubt helped as well.

Some health policy analysts doubt that managed care will save money, and advocates for the aging and disabled worry that the sickest and most vulnerable people may be hurt in the process.

Historically, presidents thwarted by the loss of a Congressional majority have turned their attention to foreign policy — no doubt the reason that Obama left for Asia within a few days of the election.