Sentence examples for policy to face from inspiring English sources

But the threat is real, and we'd better have sane public policy to face it before it arrives.

Donald Trump gets crash course in policy to face off against Hillary Clinton.

Under the so called "Salman doctrine" (named after King Salman bin Abdulaziz), Saudi Arabia has pursued a muscular foreign policy to face off Iran in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

However, there has been not a similar advancement in the design and implementation of policies to face it and annul this obstacle to the restoration of global economic dynamics.

We conclude with some remarks on the usefulness of constructing alternative forms of interpretation for understanding changes in the epidemiological profile, one of the most important inputs for designing better policies to face the challenges posed by health care and dealing with illness in modern-day societies.

The Commission will continue to pursue all the necessary policies to face up to globalisation, ensure a future for industry in the Member States and help workers of both sexes when the companies for which they work are restructured.

Instead it's sending a veteran EMEA policy guy, Richard Allan, now its London-based VP of policy solutions, to face a roomful of irate MPs.

7. First foreign policy crisis to face the new president will be (a) Israel's strike at Syrian positions supporting Hezbollah's attacks from Lebanon; (b) Haitian revolt and refugee exodus; (c) Pakistan swaps its nuclear technology with North Korea for missiles; (d) Russia moves to take over Georgia; (e) anarchy in Indonesia.

American energy policy continues to face constraints related to an overly rigid management structure and loss of mission within the DOE, layers of stove-piping within and between the national laboratories, and inadequate public and private funding for energy R&D.

Not to ignore it, not to distract ourselves with populist policies, but to face it head-on.

Both President Hollande, the most unpopular president ever, and his prime minister have solemnly vowed to stick to current government policies, only to face vocal criticism from their own ranks.