Sentence examples for policy maintained from inspiring English sources
Asked for comment, a senior government official, who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with official policy, maintained that the journalists in jail in Turkey were there for criminal and terrorist offenses, not for their journalism.
For a time the Soviet leadership, consistently placing Soviet national interests above other considerations in its foreign policy, maintained cordial diplomatic relations with Fascist states, refusing in each case to let a government's domestic persecution of Communists affect the Soviet Union's relations with that government.
The policy maintained the autonomy physicians had long enjoyed and allowed for customized solutions to patients' problems.
"Active Keynesian policy maintained faster growth rates for the next quarter century as well.
It is precisely an inability to parse that difference which has led to the reckless, expensive, and often counterproductive foreign policy maintained by the bipartisan Washington establishment for the past 16 years.
Other areas of New Labour's policy maintained a traditional approach to crime; the prison population in 2005 rose to over 76,000, mostly owing to the increasing length of sentences.
Traoré consistently followed a pragmatic foreign policy, maintaining close relations with both France and the communist bloc.
By contrast, the adaptive policy maintains similar performance under both hydrologic scenarios, suggesting that adaptive management constitutes an effective mitigation measure to climate change.
policy, maintaining a high value of xd,A for a longer period during the production of A by gradually increasing R or F or R and F simultaneously.
Advocates of a stronger federal energy policy maintain, though, that such steps could eventually alleviate some price pressure by lowering the demand for oil in the United States, by far the world's largest user.
As chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee he made a speech on American foreign policy, maintaining that American diplomacy today is to a large & dangerous degree informed not by the facts of international life but by "myths".
