Sentence examples for policy mixed from inspiring English sources

Their policy mixed hard-nosed security operations and an extensive deradicalisation programme in the prisons with social measures for the families of militants.

These challenges can be mitigated by a sensible immigration policy mixed with imaginative and determined community interventions, investment in the nation's skill-base and building the right economic institutions to channel investment into real opportunities.

She promises continuity in economic policy mixed with social giveaways and illiberal talk of using the death penalty and anti-terrorist laws against crime.

Nevertheless, Greenspan took the newfound importance of monetary policy, mixed in his number-crunching talents on the one hand and his social and business prestige on the other, topped it off with his soon-to-become-legendary mumbo jumbo at hearings, stirred the mixture, drank it and turned into a wizard.

His centrist macroeconomic policies mixed pragmatism and a concern for welfare, to good effect.

Bennett has reversed that policy, ordering mixed schedules for all the networks for the foreseeable future.

Every state in the US has adopted some policy towards mixed martial arts regulation.

Mr Lowe urged the Government to expand the charge to smaller businesses because the current policy "sends mixed messages to the public, to just apply the charge to big business".

In fact, the controller prefers pure policy to mixed policy due to the convenience of implementation and evaluation.

When respondents were asked whether their hospital and staff would support a mandatory influenza vaccination policy, a mixed response was received.

And Mr. Bloomberg's policies received mixed reviews.