Sentence examples for policy of spreading from inspiring English sources

Some believed that Blatter hoped that the policy of spreading the World Cup and its riches beyond soccer's dominant continents of Europe and South America would lead to the Nobel Peace Prize.

THE grand moral foreign policy of spreading democracy to lands that lack it may have hit a few speed bumps, but the sub-plan to put ex-dictators in the dock is going well.

In 1833 Uvarov set up a new university in Kiev to be the centre for a policy of spreading Russian language and culture through the schools in the western provinces, at the expense of the Polish.

Since the end of June, more than 100 Africans who fled the war in Libya have been settled in this hotel by the Brescia police authority, in line with the Italian government's policy of spreading the Lampedusa migrants around the country.

She said that "black economic empowerment", the ANC's policy of spreading the country's wealth more widely, "must include ordinary people, not just a small, politically connected elite".Sipho Masigo, a young DA city councillor who canvasses Johannesburg's largest township looking for recruits, admits it is not easy.

"There had been a policy of spreading development thinly across the city, so each place got a bit, which breeds a mentality that all towns should be treated equally," he said.

The premier of Western Australia, Colin Barnett, has accused critics of his government's remote community policy of irresponsibly spreading "misinformation", dismissed protesters involved in a national day of action as being not from Aboriginal communities, and disregarded the censure of the UN special rapporteur for the rights of indigenous people for being based in New York, saying, "This is WA".

Young said he was stressing the rightwing nature of Ukip's policies and its record of "spreading fear" about immigration.

Instead of spreading opportunity, federal policy would cap it.

"Strong, stable and sustained growth demands active public policy to spread the gains of wealth creation and limit wealth concentration.

According to Baker and Hassett, "Under a work-sharing program, firms are encouraged by government policy to spread a small amount of the pain across many workers.