Sentence examples for policy virtue from inspiring English sources

The Obama adviser's message is surely not that passivity is a foreign policy virtue.

One answer is that conservatives badly want a rise in the Medicare age, never mind the policy virtues or lack thereof.

But I think they are wrong on these policy virtues as well.

If PTAs are a sign of trade-policy virtue, the EU, not the United States, sets the global standard.

A concerted policy, by virtue of the very fact that it is a concerted policy, does not jeopardise the Member States' decision-making powers in this area.

Among the cultural institutions a boycott might target are those Israeli universities that are judged to be either actively in league with the government's policies toward the Palestinians, or complicit with those policies by virtue of remaining silent while they are being implemented.

But why is consistency in foreign policy such a virtue?

Perhaps it is best we just leave it at that.Andy Dolan Palm Desert, CaliforniaArgentina's monetary policySIR – Your article on the economies of Argentina and Uruguay stated that Argentina has pursued an expansionary monetary policy ("Profiting from virtue", February 7th).

Junk food politics is politics devoid of policy or civic virtue.

Despite the dominance of the higher density ideal within policy rhetoric, its virtues remain the subject of significant debate.

That policy would have the virtue of being clear and consistent, which cannot be said of what the Administration seems poised to do.