Sentence examples for policy proclaimed from inspiring English sources

THE policy proclaimed by young Jewish settler-militants on the West Bank is called "Price Tag".

The killing in the Holy Land will almost certainly continue until a new Israeli government reverts to the policy proclaimed by Yitzhak Rabin, the former Israeli prime minister: "We will negotiate as if there were no terrorism, and fight the terrorists as if there were no negotiations".

We're angry that America may now be the only country in the world in which torture is an officially sanctioned policy, proclaimed proudly in public.

His successor, Thabo Mbeki, seemed to continue that policy, proclaiming the dawning of an "African renaissance" in which leaders would no longer tolerate despots or ignore the cries of the weak and oppressed.

Abel Maldonado, a former state senator and lieutenant governor who is running for governor on the Republican ticket, launched a campaign in May to repeal the policy, proclaiming that "lives are at stake".

The misguided Bush administration, in a reversal of policies proclaimed at Nuremberg, seeks to undermine all international courts.

On a wide range of Britain's hottest political issues — the economy, education, crime, immigration and welfare, to name only a few — the policies proclaimed at the conference have carried the party's new brand of "radical reform," characterized by an emphasis on thrift, discipline, accountability and a pervasive loosening of bureaucratic controls.

IN their first few months in office, President Bush and his foreign policy advisers proclaimed a harsher line toward China than their immediate predecessors.

"The truth does not need a policy objective," proclaimed Mr Assange to a nodding Mr Ellsberg.In this section Naming and shaming Murk meter Airport attack This time is different Heaven and earth ReprintsYet this is where the parallels end.

"There is NO history of American foreign policy," he proclaimed to my horror.

Some of the economic policies he proclaimed stirred fears of a return to financial instability.