Sentence examples for policy raises from inspiring English sources

But the announcement that Kim Jong-un will continue his father's military-first policy raises the same worry.

A state with its own immigration law — that is, its own foreign policy — raises obvious constitutional issues.

Critics say that policy raises the prospect of improperly packed garbage left to decay on steamy summer streets.

The new policy raises the question of whether President Obama's commitment to the rule of law really is greater than that of his predecessor.

While such a policy raises moral, ethnical and legal issues, the effectiveness in decimating the al-Qaida network and Taliban leaders is hard to dispute.

In addition to leaving tenants and their families to fend for themselves on the streets, the policy raises the stakes of reporting domestic violence.

Still, news of the revised policy raised an outcry.

Newspaper editorials pilloried the new policy, raising the spectre of avocado-smugglers and garlic shortages.

Journalist Rod Liddle is a vocal critic of the policy, raising concerns about the state of freedom of speech at UK universities.

It has long wanted to "normalise" monetary policy, raising rates to somewhere near 2.5-3 2.5-3 darkening economic clouds abroad and at home keep conspiring to prevent that.

In June it tightened fiscal policy, raising its target for the primary surplus (ie, before debt payments) from 3.8% of GDP to 4.3%.