Sentence examples for policy push from inspiring English sources

Such reshufflings are common in Japan when a leader wants to mark a big policy push or change in direction.

It needs a much bigger policy push and a bigger effort to change people's behaviour within the media".

But, even without a big policy push from Washington, companies from both countries have already been forging deals at a fast and furious pace.

Saying that "too many Americans go to too many prisons for far too long and for no good law enforcement reason," Mr. Holder justified his policy push in both moral and economic terms.

The program, the most ambitious policy push of Mr. Bloomberg's third term, would overhaul how the government interacts with a population of about 315,000 New Yorkers who are disproportionately undereducated, incarcerated and unemployed.

"Once the entire economy enters a positive cycle, we will see prices stabilize at 2 percent," he said, adding that for now, the bank's policy push was "on track".

They are, in short, bad policy pushed forward through a bad legislative process.

Instead, the Fed pursued its own stimulative policy, pushing interest rates to the lowest level in a generation.

Several administration officials, while acknowledging some unease about Mr. Obama's measured policy, pushed back against the criticism.

For a start, they have left too much of the task of preventing overheating to monetary policy, pushing up the cost of credit.

But it has been going fairly reliably in the right direction since 1997, when bad economic policy pushed it to the brink of financial crisis.