Sentence examples for policy embraces from inspiring English sources

Today, the authors write, American counterterrorism policy embraces "the new deterrence".

Although the regional planning policy embraces a shift towards a polycentric planning policy, the results indicate that this has not been realized insofar.

Admittedly, I am far from unbiased in this conclusion, but perhaps others will agree: the more our foreign policy embraces the philosophy and attitudes of Peace Corps, the better for us all.

Its open door policy embraces all who desire to provide a better quality of care, preparedness and education for their children.

The implication was a policy embraced and accepted by Saudi Arabia.

But others appear inclined to take a more aggressive stand, more like the foreign policy embraced for years by former Vice President Dick Cheney.

Mr. Stohlar said, "This is all part of 'smart growth' " -- the policy, embraced by the administration of Gov. James E. McGreevey, of concentrating growth in urban areas.

Once it was a policy embraced by the Liberal party, which recognised the deterrent it would provide to land-banking and generally to the hoarding of property, which is the real cause of the housing crisis.

In the same week he kicked off his re-election campaign, he suggested that the incumbent of 2012 will not be the same as the candidate of 2008, as he pivoted on counterterrorism policy, embraced another free trade pact and managed his own military intervention in the Middle East.

But the right hardly has a monopoly on privatisation, a policy embraced in some ways just as fervently by the former Socialist government.What does all this add up to? "Compared with the rest of the European right Berlusconi, Merkel, Aznar he is certainly different," comments a leading French Socialist.

Born in 1986, the same year that Vietnam adopted Doi Moi or 'renovation', the state sanctioned policy embracing the market economy, Hieu benefits greatly from this openness.