Sentence examples for policy proven from inspiring English sources

Another policy proven to work (in the handful of countries, representing 5% of the world's population, to have tried it) is a complete ban on marketing.

The underlying premise – namely that all humans are possessed of dignity in virtue of a special relationship to a God – is, however, incapable of being used as a basis of public policy proven in the context of a democratic, multicultural and multi-faith society that must cleave to the strictures of public reason in ethical deliberation.

His foreign policy proved less successful.

Airbus continued to advance, and the price-war policy proved a costly shambles.

But even if the policy proves politically popular, the economic impact is palpable.

The August plot came to nothing, but the change in American policy proved irreversible.

Frederick William's foreign policy proved to be much less effective than his domestic programs.

But the policy proved immensely popular when it was tried out by Middlesbrough police a few years ago.

It cost him most of the country's remaining treasure and much of his popularity, and the whole policy proved a failure.

Its land-redistribution policy proved popular among peasants, but it is hard to say whether that was what carried the day.

(Last week, a movement leader said that President Bush's recent push to reform immigration policy proved that those who "screamed," like the Minutemen, were being heard).