Sentence examples for policy trying from inspiring English sources

But this is yesterday's policy trying to pass itself off as tomorrow's.

Hewing to a new policy trying to avoid verbal clashes with Mr. Chávez, American officials here carefully denied supporting the students.

What Semple was doing was in line with Kabul's reconciliation policy: trying to persuade local Taliban commanders and footsoldiers to defect.

Mr Clegg never much liked the policy, trying and failing to persuade his party to ditch it on the reasonable grounds that middle-class privileges cannot be sacred in tough times.

While bad, those situations would still be within the range of short-term cyclical developments, and could be weighed against simple inflationary pressures from monetary policy trying to stimulate too much.

Sebastián Escalón (Guatemala), a reporter at Plaza Pública, a Guatemala City-based online news site, will study the Alliance for Prosperity Plan, a new policy trying to address the migration crisis in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.

It is important to realize that the proposed policy tries to best use scarce resources.

His thoughts on domestic and foreign policy try to hew to this consensus-building line.

Cities and regions which want to achieve a dominant position in the network via their policy try to attract as many entities and types of activity as possible.

The administration, eager to demonstrate that it and not Congress still made foreign policy, tried to frame the day.

Reagan, as part of the current siege of Congress on behalf of his Administration's Central American policy, tried his hanad at historical analogy.