Sentence examples for policy ignited from inspiring English sources
As in Guantánamo, the policy ignited a debate among military lawyers, with particular objections coming from the Central Command.
Trump's family-separation policy ignited an outcry from Pope Francis and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, among others.
Investment in renewable power worth tens of billions of pounds to the UK economy, capable of creating thousands of new jobs, has been thrown into doubt by another coalition dispute over energy policy, ignited by the Tory energy minister's rejection of new windfarm developments.
When disclosed, the Bush policies ignited a heated debate that continues to flare.
The failure of US regulators to tighten capital and lending standards when abundant capital inflows combined with loose Fed policies ignited a furious credit boom.
The policy statement ignited a storm of criticism from opponents of female genital cutting.
AT a moment when the subject of America's immigration policy has ignited passions across the country, here at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival audiences are being encouraged to laugh about it.
While the announcement was celebrated by Republicans as a "reversal" of the administration's policy, it ignited a storm of criticism from Mr. Obama's allies at home and across Latin America.
Japan's experience demonstrates how difficult it may be for traditional policies to ignite recovery after a bubble.
By the same token, pro-active public policies to ignite private investment spending should also be implemented.
What is it about the coalition government and its policies that has ignited so much anger?
