Sentence examples for policy swing from inspiring English sources

The party clung to power only by forming a coalition with the communist-led United Left (IU), forcing a leftward policy swing.

He is not that naive.These days South Africa's foreign policy swings back and forth.

Some scholars of higher education lament that in the 1990's, the focus of federal higher-education policy swung from poor families to the middle and upper-middle classes.

Has public opinion, and thus political and judicial policy swung in the other direction?

Argentine trade policies swang from episodes of open trade, especially at the end of the 1800s and during the early 1900s, to episodes of a strong anti-export bias and import substitution, especially after 1930 and until the 1990s.

When questioned 2009 over the allegations at Duncroft school he told two female officers: "If [this] does not disappear then my policy will swing into action.

A police log of the interview records Savile as saying: "If this [these allegations] does not disappear then my policy will swing into action".

One can appreciate the Kentucky senator's evolution away from his father's crankishness without completely trusting that it's genuine, and on domestic policy a swing to libertarian purism is something the present Republican Party doesn't need.

"If this [these allegations] does not disappear then my policy will swing into action … If I was going to sue anyone, we would not go to a local court, we would go to the Old Bailey 'cos my people can put time in the Old Bailey … I have no kinky carryings-on.

Afterwards, I asked him whether he truly thought that foreign policy could swing this close-fought Senate race.

Moldova's foreign policy has swung back and forth in recent years, but Voronin has conducted a largely pro-E.U.