Sentence examples for policy of transforming from inspiring English sources

Over the course of the armed conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, it is not Azerbaijan but Armenia that has now turned into a monoethnic country – a rare example in this part of the world – and has pursued a policy of transforming into a monoculture society by wiping out the centuries-old cultural and historical heritage of its ethnic Azerbaijani population.

On August 26 , 1920 the Soviet government established the Kirgiz Autonomous Republic, which in 1925 changed its name to the Kazakh A.S.S.R. From 1927 the Soviet government pursued a vigorous policy of transforming the Kazakh nomads into a settled population and of colonizing the region with Russians and Ukrainians.

Since taking over FN in 2011, Le Pen has been attempting "dédiabolisation," a policy of transforming the party's reputation from extreme to mainstream.

In 2004, the Ministry of Health adopted the policy of transforming maternal health services to suit rural cultural preferences as a national standard.

Kivimaa, P. & Mickwitz, P. Public policy as a part of transforming energy systems: framing bioenergy in Finnish energy policy.

Against this daunting backdrop, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her administration created bold new policies with the goal of transforming Liberia into "an international model of post-conflict recovery".

One of the coalition's main objectives and the raison dêtre for its formation was to influence public policies with the purpose of transforming them in favor of children.

This, of course, necessitates presenting Mr. Bush as the "irresponsible" alternative, a neat way, learned from President Clinton, of transforming a policy matter into a values judgment.

Political sloganeering continues today – the art of transforming complex policy issues to four words or less has hardly been lost in the Twitter age – but it will have immense influence this year in tech circles as presidential candidates grapple with the vast changes that startups have created in the jobs economy over the past few years.

Brazil and Turkey's recent alliance with Iran on uranium enrichment is not quite a stake in the heart of post-war American foreign policy, but epitomizes the post-globalization realities that are in the process of transforming U.S. foreign policy assumptions, planning, and actions.

Bill Shorten went to Bloomberg and laid out an energy policy that defined the pressing challenge of transforming Australia's energy market from top to bottom, and then he rolled out some detailed policy options for dealing with it.