Sentence examples for policy of differentiation from inspiring English sources

His policy of differentiation between the Liberal Democrats and their Tory partners has become overt and even reciprocated.

But both are now preparing for their split at the next election in 16 months, with Nick Clegg's comments this week marking a step up in the policy of "differentiation" (making clear in voters' minds how Lib Dems differ from Tories).

Waitrose has continued to resist pressure from the competition, testament to its policy of maximum differentiation, and has grown sales by 3.4%.

The authors of Disunited States of America describe several dimensions of labor policy differentiation across the states as well as examine the underlying dynamics.

In turn, this lack of differentiation may obstruct effective policy or treatment.

The land policy of the government stated: "without differentiation of the sexes, any person who is willing to personally cultivate land shall be allotted rural land sufficient for his maintenance and that of his family" (Hadera 2002).

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The paper sustains the hypothesis of differentiation in the access to policies, due to demographic factors in the composition of family farms.

Add to these trends a convergence effect in terms of limited policy and coverage differentiation, alongside the growing financial indifference among the largest traditional insurance buyers, many of whom have fortress balance sheets of their own and the case for change could not be more urgent.

That's a fair amount of differentiation.

Opponents of differentiation, or tracking, did not understand this.