Sentence examples for policy large from inspiring English sources

What can they do?" In a country best known for its excruciatingly tough one-child policy, large young families today are scattered throughout the countryside.

Those with excess claims will therefore resist, politically, a fiscal policy large enough to restore balance.And then there is monetary policy.

He could also offer a clearer taxation policy; large numbers of foreign companies were stunned by an attempt in 2012 by the Congress party to retroactively tax the British company Vodaphone for a 2007 deal.

By the 1940's, the company was so much a product of Walt's talent and so beholden to his image that its board took out an insurance policy large enough to allow it to pay back investors and close shop if he died.

UWE issued a statement on the matter which said: "As a part of UWE's continuing commitment to providing a healthy and safe environment for all staff and students and in line with our smoke-free policy, large parts of the Frenchay Campus will be smoke-free from January 2016".

If the region continues to be a secondary priority of U.S. foreign and economic policy, large segments of Latin America will continue to be left out of the broader trade integration picture.

Major changes in health care policy usually occur because of something outside of health policy — large-scale civil unrest, a depression.

Friedman's claim that monetary policy could have prevented the Great Depression was an attempt to refute the analysis of John Maynard Keynes, who argued that monetary policy is ineffective under depression conditions and that fiscal policy — large-scale deficit spending by the government — is needed to fight mass unemployment.

Gayle says that as a matter of policy, large-scale food aid often hurts farmers' ability to develop local agriculture.

By John Cassidy June 2, 2017 After seven years of Conservative austerity policies, large numbers of Britons seem to be warming to the Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's message.

Despite their doubts about the Bush administration's policies, large majorities of the New Yorkers surveyed by Siena said they believed Iraq has biological or chemical weapons and the facilities to create weapons of mass destruction.