Sentence examples for policy responding from inspiring English sources

After the mayor made his "dangerous man" charge at a news conference here recently, Mr. Day hewed to his "Agenda of Respect" policy, responding that he would like to have dinner with Mr. Murray to discuss their differences.

William K. Lietzau, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for detainee policy, responding to internal administration concerns that its embrace of drone strikes suggests that it has adopted a take-no-prisoners policy: "I don't think there are clearer rules for lethal action than for detention, but you do have a clearer picture of the long term consequences.

"Gayle's energy and passion have been instrumental in guiding America's international development policy, responding to a record number of humanitarian crises worldwide, and ensuring that development remains at the forefront of the national security agenda at a time when USAid is more indispensable than ever," the president said in a statement.

However, as monetary and financial integration advances, the welfare benefits of monetary policy responding to individual countries' variables may become less significant.

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Catherine Ashton, the European Union's high representative for foreign policy, responded with caution.

The right-hand chart shows how policy responded after the 1973-74 oil-price shock.

Not many people realize that in some ways Japanese economic policy responded quite effectively to a sustained slump.

Facebook's Alex Schultz, who is part of the team that works to set Facebook's real name policy, responded to an open letter requesting that the site get rid of its policy, or make the process more transparent.

This sudden change of policy responded partly to the outcry of French public opinion against the loss of life in the Italian campaign and partly to events in Italy itself, where political unification seemed imminent.

Heizo Takenaka, minister for economic and fiscal policy, responded to Mr. Koizumi's sinking popularity, saying: "I don't think the public wants the government to ease up on the existing structural reform plans".