Sentence examples for policy necessary from inspiring English sources

Sure, as the president has since pointed out, the terrorist attacks made a more assertive policy necessary.

This sort of contentiousness makes a clear, publicly stated corrections policy necessary, and finding a bright line in such murky precincts isn't easy.

The legislation would establish a balanced and comprehensive energy policy -- a policy necessary to meet our growing energy demands and reduce our dependence on foreign oil.

Since leaving university I have had the privilege of being involved in helping develop the complex weave of legislation and public policy necessary for disabled people to live in, and be part of, their community.

Moreover, as the struggle to wean the economy away from fossil fuels continues, only public lands, with their unified federal ownership, are susceptible to the kind of sweeping shift in national energy policy necessary to "keep it in the ground".

This view contrasts with other claims that the externality of childcare support and the degree of social urgency involved make a general support policy necessary.

The policies necessary to meet the new carbon targets will be set out in October.

Governments in eastern Europe are now hurrying to adopt the macroeconomic policies necessary to speed the adoption of the euro.

Success or failure will depend on governments convincing investors that they are determined to enact the policies necessary to drive private capital towards a low-carbon future.

Given the inheritance from the Bush Administration, the policies necessary to chase that outcome are essentially the same no matter what ideological framework you set them in.

And I know that sometimes a restaurant sets policies necessary for busy nights and then follows them on nights when it could easily be more flexible.