Sentence examples for policy time to from inspiring English sources

Who, exactly, is trying to obstruct the will of the majority here?Carlton Getz Salt Lake City* SIR – I get a little hot when I hear complaints about the lack of progress resulting from Barack Obama's approach to foreign policy ("Time to get tough", January 16th).

As India's massive informal economy reeled, Modi implored the country to give the policy time to work, arguing it would flush out untaxed wealth being hoarded by wealthy Indians, help to digitise the economy — one of the most cash-based in the world — and starve terrorists and criminal gangs of cash.

In their book on foreign policy analysts Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke observed: "from 1983 onward, Reagan devoted more of his foreign policy time to arms control than to any other subject".

Advocates say the federal government should give those policies time to be assessed.

That repression gave the free-market policies time to take hold.

Although their standards provide the framework to accomplish the energy-saving, the algorithms/criteria to generate events to accommodate various operational policies, time to wake up, parameter values for timers are out of scope of the standards.

"However, previous reforms have often been hampered by continuous revolution and change, rather than allowing policies time to take hold," Marcus Mason, the BCC's head of education and skills, said.

You need to give policies time to work through.

But with 0% interest rates and excess reserves in the banking system already at $1 trillion, the Fed just needs to give its policies time to work, not pile on more.

If policy time is to focus on the economy, Mr. Bolten makes sure to invite Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the president's budget director.

It is early days and policy takes time to ferment.