Sentence examples for policy to construct from inspiring English sources

Henceforth, it was his policy to construct a "grand alliance" incorporating the Soviet Union and the United States.

Mr Cameron said that if elected to government in the May general election it would not be the policy to construct the four-runway airport.

Drabble's policy was to construct and maintain a protected environment so that his wildlife would thrive, breed and overflow into and stock the surrounding countryside.

Optimally, policy makers need to construct comprehensive, socially-just policy, combining interventions aimed specifically at at-risk individuals and groups (such as 'Feeding Our Futures') with those which are broader-ranging and supportive (such as fiscal changes).

That makes policy both hard to construct and harder still to explain.

Especially Vince Cable: the policy he helped to construct ought to have his firm stamp of approval.

"It is only natural," he writes, "that state policy should seek to construct a world system open to U.S. economic penetration and political control, tolerating no rivals or threats".

Specifically, we measure the impact of municipal policies requiring governments to construct green buildings on private-sector adoption of the US Green Building Council׳s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEEDD) standard.

In our research of biobank engagement strategies in six countries we have made a note of the different ways in which various biobanks, as well as biobanking policies, have sought to construct or bio-objectify the populations from which they source their samples.

In addition, the explosive situation in Iraq led Saudi policy makers to decide to construct a $500 million fence along its 900-km (560-mi) border with Iraq.

In order to strengthen the sustainability of its new energy policy, the Regional Government decided to construct two regasification plants, one of them to be localised in Taranto on a dismissed industrial site in between the steel plant and the ENI refinery.