Sentence examples for policy of which from inspiring English sources

(Sinclair's blog, Two or Three Things Seen from America, is mostly devoted to U.S. foreign policy, of which she appears to be a keen, if not impartial, student).

But this is not the end of the revolutionary dream, nor is it a simple rectification of policy, of which there have been many over the years.

The Supreme Court rejected the premise of S.B. 1070 last month on grounds that making foreign policy — of which immigration law is a part — is a federal responsibility.

"I don't suspect there's a single domestic policy, in many cases foreign policy, of which George Galloway and I would agree.

In America coal is indeed being burned less and less but not principally thanks to climate policy, of which America has relatively little.

They were told to return to their hotels and be at the airport...," said a spokesman for IndyAct, a regional advocacy group on climate change policy of which both deportees are members.

Some colleges have pursued anti-inflation policies of which Paul Volcker would be proud.

His writings include the 1973 book "Occupational Licensing: Practices and Policies," of which he was one of three co-authors.

In homeowner's policies, of which there are several types, coverage can be "all risk" or "named peril".

That does not make it a great campaigning point, even though it is reasonable that this is one of the two policies of which the deputy prime minister is most proud.

But since he won the Democratic primaries on a wave of Bush-beating acclaim, Mr Kerry has failed to show either the character or policies of which winning campaigns are made.