Sentence examples for policy drawing from inspiring English sources

Imagine that a government went doggedly ahead with such a policy, drawing on moral arguments and ignoring any economic evidence.

The Piñera administration has set up several commissions to study complex challenges in economic policy, drawing on leading former officials and academic experts from all political persuasions.

Despite a gloomy prognosis for domestic reform, Obama set out a more upbeat vision of American foreign policy, drawing wide applause for his efforts to end US involvement in Afghanistan.

Despite a gloomy prognosis for domestic reform, Obama set out a more upbeat vision of US foreign policy, drawing wide applause for his efforts to end American involvement in Afghanistan.

General Clark did not delve into such detail, but said he would map out a foreign policy, drawing on his experience leading tens of thousands of troops and working at the highest levels of the government, first as a senior general in the Pentagon and later as NATO supreme commander in the 1999 war in Kosovo.

The paper concludes with a discussion of the implications of the failure of risk transfer for public policy, drawing on insights provided by the risk society thesis.

This policy drew British military intelligence into a gang war.

But his unwavering defence of American policy drew criticism from both colleagues and readers.

But the proposed policy drew criticism from bankers, corporate lawyers, accountants and journalists.

This "policy" drew attention, and also gave them an in with the auteurs they praised.

The policy drew sharp criticism from Muslim leaders, rights groups and opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.