Sentence examples for policy upset from inspiring English sources

Could tighter US monetary policy upset others' plans?

But within days of the ownership change, Wong's new policies upset some members, Wollum said.

These proposed shifts in American solar policy will upset partisans across the political spectrum.

But the policy has upset the thousands of ordinary members of the public who follow Rosetta on a daily basis because they are not being shown the very best views that have been acquired.

The team had a ticket-selling policy that upset a lot of fans on Used Car Night the policy was to sell more tickets than the stadium had seats.

(Manager 2, grocery 1) We had a few regular customers that would buy a carton every time they came in....[The new policy] upset them for a little while, and they... got used to it.

They can set policy, without upsetting their politics.

Some government officials are concerned, however, that a governor promoting radical policies could upset financial markets.

And was it wise to run such a spot during an Olympics from Australia, whose racial policies sometimes upset its Asian neighbors?

Even in recent weeks Mr. Ohnesorg's policies have upset various constituents of Carnegie Hall: from independent producers who customarily rent the hall for concert events to tenants who live and work in a quirky urban village of studios that were originally established by the hall's founder, Andrew Carnegie.

Bush administration officials yesterday lobbied Congress and tried to assure allies that a new deal to supply India with civilian nuclear technology and conventional military equipment was not meant to betray decades of nuclear-control policies or upset the regional balance of power.