Sentence examples for policy illustrates from inspiring English sources

The battle between Mr Blunkett and the judges over sentencing policy illustrates this tension most sharply.

Michael Specter's article on Portugal's legalization policy illustrates America's failure in the "war on drugs" ("Getting a Fix," October 17th).

But the Los Angeles policy illustrates how wide the gap between a state policy and its real-world application can be.

As my research on Russian foreign policy illustrates, the perception that Russia's sphere of influence is shrinking could potentially affect political stability at home.

Most of the nation's allies in Europe and the Middle East have publicly voiced opposition to a war with Iraq, and critics here say the administration's handling of Iraq policy illustrates its tendency to act alone in foreign policy matters.

Mr. Trump's bone of contention, Canada's admittedly unwise and protectionist dairy "supply management" policy, illustrates the point, since the United States also has elaborate programs to prop up its dairy farmers, to protect sugar planters, and so on.

Figure 15 shows the GUI, during the configuration phase of the access control policy illustrated in Fig. 9 enriched with some history-events described afterwards.

The hardships imposed on France by its "franc fort" policy illustrate the cost of a politically inspired determination not to use the exchange rate to adjust to the impact of German unification.

In an interview conducted on 20 July 2012, with subsequent conversations held on 1 and 14 August, Lim explains the broad context that led to this unprecedented policy, illustrated by aspects of his own personal history.

Several comments from the recent dispute about the proposed EC policy illustrate the difficulties of trying to ignore this necessary role for values.

The many problems that have arisen with the implementation of the rural health system reform policy illustrate the complex, political nature of the management of this kind of change.