Sentence examples for policy prompts from inspiring English sources

Again, the recognition that to change the personnel of a government may be an effective way of changing government policy prompts many kinds of political action, ranging from election contests to political assassination and various forms of coup d'etat.

The Indian policy prompts massive protests in local, regional, and international levels which are described by the authors as the "environmentalism of the poor".

Policy prompts action and influences budgets.

Unlike Whitman, he doesn't hide out behind a panoply of perks and a parade of pricey political consultants and lobbyists, all of them feeding policy prompts and focus-grouped phrases.

Other banks later introduced a less stringent version of that policy, prompted by new regulations.

The announcement on Friday of the new policy prompted a wave of elation among illegal immigrant students, and praise and sighs of relief from Democrats and Latino leaders.

President Bush gave renewed assurances today that the United States had not deserted its strong-dollar policy, prompting expectations that the dollar may soon gain against the euro.

The cattle industry grew rapidly after World War II until the late 1970s, when internal conflicts and government policy prompted many ranchers to reduce their herds or move them to neighbouring countries.

The country is expected to outline a new energy policy, prompted by the disaster at Fukushima, and one option the government has explored would phase out all nuclear power by 2030.

Opera News, 76 years old and one of the leading classical music magazines in the country, said on Monday that it would stop reviewing the Metropolitan Opera, a policy prompted by the Met's dissatisfaction over negative critiques.

Mr. Abe's push for looser monetary policy prompted the central bank in January to take its boldest action to date, doubling its inflation target to 2 percent and agreeing to an "open ended" asset-buying program, beginning next year.