Sentence examples for policy of gaining from inspiring English sources

The trip is another demonstration of the Council's new policy of gaining firsthand familiarity with areas on which it must make decisions.

The claim, the climax of Mr Hughes's speech, is a subtle slight to the leader, Charles Kennedy, and his policy of gaining ground on constructive opposition to Labour.

Gil Robles' supporters now became impatient with his policy of gaining power through peaceful means: he lost the support of the middle classes, and his extremist adherents followed his youth leader Ramón Serrano Súñer into the Falange.

While he has never managed to acquire even a rudimentary understanding of foreign policy, he is a master of gaining attention.

Moreover, the field should look beyond the citizenship trajectory to other areas of integration policy to gain a deeper awareness of civic integration in its different forms.

An official policy of assimilation gained force in the 19th century and resulted in laws banning the instruction or speaking of the Sami language and outlawing the sale of land to people who spoke Sami at home.

But China took advantage of Western policy to gain political influence and economic dominance in Burma, while even America's Asian friends largely ignored U.S. attempts to isolate the government in Naypyidaw.

Incubators do not always have the means to implement an adapted pay policy to gain the loyalty of their employees.

Once a cornerstone of state policy, gaining control of an industry in crisis is now viewed skeptically by the Kremlin.

Assessing the impact of research on policy and gaining community-wide recognition for the institution/unit as producers of high quality, objective HPSR are the activities least undertaken and reported to be least successful.

Still, Mr. Serio said, many companies made mistakes in the late 1990's, underpricing their policies to gain bigger shares of the market.