Sentence examples for policy is maintained from inspiring English sources

While that ratio, reflecting a sensible balanced-growth policy, is maintained, the problem is not how much the Government spends, though that's what the budget deal primarily addressed.

If such a policy is maintained for too long, there is obviously a danger of generating another asset price bubble, and we'd be back to where we were when Bernanke's tenure at the Fed began.

If, on the other hand, the current policy is maintained, we will continue to be, in the words of Australian judge Micheal Kirby, the "enforcers for those who diminish the identified freedoms instead of the protectors of those who say their freedoms are at risk".

This policy is maintained to serve no other purpose than to satisfy the extreme right wing of the Republican Party, which has long manifested ignorance about Africa and contempt for whatever is happening there, except for white-minority rule and the apartheid system.

The committee says the Foreign Office should increase the number of secondments to the European External Action Service to help ensure that British influence in EU foreign policy is maintained.

Everyone's beating each other". However, speaking on United's website, Thompson cautioned "that the current and forecast economic situation continues to present challenges and whilst the board remains committed to ensuring a team capable of producing performances on the park and entertaining the supporters, we must also ensure that a prudent fiscal policy is maintained".

Mr. Gates made clear that central to the Bush administration's Asia policy is maintaining American military might and economic sway in the region.

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It observes that Augusta's 80-year-old, men-only policy was maintained with "little concern about repercussions" from the golf professionals, the PGA Tour, the television network partners and the commercial sponsors who get together every spring to celebrate (and profit handsomely from) professional golf's premier event, the Masters.

But, despite these cuts, a social understanding of the intercultural policy was maintained, with core educational activities matching the increasing demand coming from Aurora's immigrant families.

The policy was maintained until 2003, with modifications to put more weight on English language ability (in 1995 and 2002), on having a job offer (1995) and on having a job offer relevant to the applicant's qualifications and experience (2002).