Sentence examples for policy tilt from inspiring English sources

They are also consistent with the policy tilt toward Israel evident since he entered office, refusing to meet with Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, whom he accused of being an obstacle to peace.

Mr. Holslag said he expected to see German policy tilt more in favor of protecting the Mittelstand's interests, rather than promoting industrial giants like Siemens and Volkswagen, out of concern that the rapid expansion in China by the big conglomerates might lead to overcapacity and job cuts at home.

"Even if a policy tilt towards Ukip may benefit Labour in the short term (ie in time for a 2015 general election), there will be a huge price for Mr Miliband and his successors to pay in every subsequent general election for several decades," the authors suggest.

But the policy tilt toward import substitution and away from exports remained a feature of the Argentine economy during the period 1955 1976.

The government also take some measures to broaden the career development path of GPs such as, improving their wages and working environment, reinforcing their skill training and medical practice levels, giving the policy tilt towards their promotion.

The real test of his success will be whether the new policy tilts toward Pakistan.

On the other hand, when dollar policy tilts toward strength, as it did in the 1980s and 1990s, the income streams investors are purchasing rise in value, thus serving as a lure for investment capital that will be better protected by virtue of sound dollar policy.

Perhaps what will be expressed in the voting booth will be a reluctance to vote for a candidate of any race whose policies tilt further to the left than the American mainstream and whose leadership experience is arguably limited to running a presidential campaign.

When wealth rather than voice determines the directions our government will take, when policies tilt the playing field to reproduce disadvantage rather than to spread opportunity, that is a recipe for the erosion not just of the middle class but of our hard-won democratic rights.

This means policies tilted to the left.Mr Hollande defends the 35-hour week.

It didn't happen in a vacuum but rather because of the Fed's low interest rates, congressional policies tilted towards home ownership, and A.I.G.'s (and others') lack of reserves caused both by the New York Department of Insurance not classifying credit default swaps as insurance contracts in 2000 and by executives not taking prudence.