Sentence examples for policy to maintain from inspiring English sources

Governments, it turned out, did not want simply to use fiscal policy to maintain employment.

Western Europe, whatever its problems, manages economic policy to maintain modest trade surpluses.

Is this a deliberate policy to maintain the chocolate box beauty of the park, thus not upsetting the visitors?

The great powers, spurred by Tsar Alexander I, made it an explicit policy to maintain peace at all costs.

"It's our policy to maintain open and productive relationships among all employees without the interference of a third party," Fred Standish, a Nissan spokesman, said in August.

Flavio Zanonato said Italy needed to pursue a credible economic policy to maintain its reputation in Europe and keep the spread between Italian and German bond yields low.

The federal test requires, in part, that the project "be committed by established policy" to maintaining people as residents even if they become unable to pay, as the project's investment documents explain.

Gerges recommends that the US embrace balanced policies to maintain influence in the region.

But without decent growth, combined with policies to maintain low unemployment, there is little prospect of improving the fortunes of the less well-off.

But the basic inefficiency led, first in the United States in 1890 and then increasingly in European nations, to governmental policies to maintain or restore competition.

The desirability of pursuing policies to maintain high levels of employment was generally accepted in most industrial countries after the war.