Sentence examples for policy moved from inspiring English sources

They identified 91 episodes since 1970 in which policy moved to stimulate the economy.

Although his policy moved on the brink of a new war between Austria and Prussia, he was realistic enough to abstain from any attempt to involve Austria-Hungary in the Franco-German War.

"I think the turnaround was last summer, when American policy moved ever more decisively toward war against Iraq," said Josef Joffe, co-editor of the German weekly Die Zeit.

The New York State Board of Regents, which oversees state education policy, moved New York to the forefront of the national reform movement during the 1990's, when it toughened graduation requirements, strengthened the curriculum and instituted tests to make sure that students were making progress along the way.

It was not until the autumn of 1941 and the German failure to march victoriously through the Soviet Union, that Nazi policy moved from the mass shooting of European Jews to comprehensive extermination.

However, there is considerable evidence that while public policy moved from regimes of public charity to public benefits, the element of governance and regulation of the poor rather than their embrace within national community was deeply embedded in social welfare regimes (Piven & Cloward, 1993; Soss, Fording, & Schram, 2011).

"Ehud Barak made all policy moves quite personally.

Biggest flaw: Events, especially in foreign policy, move fast, and the book will soon seem outdated.

He said it should add a wealth of information to create affordable housing policy moving forward.

Two unorthodox policy moves to revive the economy are worth considering.

It is likely to gauge market reaction before deciding what additional policy moves to make, if any.