Sentence examples similar to practised policy from inspiring English sources
This is an eyebrow-raising departure from the club's long-practised policy of financial prudence and a measure of the directors' own desperation to sign a player who could make a telling difference.
And I have no doubt that no economist in the second half of the 20th century had a greater influence than Milton Friedman both on the way monetary policy is now practised and on the way we see a very wide range of other issues, from education to welfare to international trade.t's not so much that central bankers are all focused on some definition of the money supply – increasingly they are not.
At that time, the Government of South Africa practised apartheid, and the Council had a policy not to support this.
Whatever its Balkan failings, the EU has long practised one of the world's most successful foreign policies, central to which has been simplicity.
Although the use of corporal punishment in schools is prohibited by law in China, Thailand, the Philippines and Viet Nam and in some other countries by other mechanisms such as policies, guidelines and formal decrees, it is still widely practised and culturally accepted as a form of appropriate discipline in most countries in the region, including those which have outlawed it.
And no nation's policies on religious freedom and tolerance today stands in starker contrast with America's than those practised in Saudi Arabia – the country that President Obama recently described as one of America's closest and trusted allies.
Everything I do is practised in training.
Brownstein smiles in a practised way.
I've totally practised acceptance speeches before.
Diplomats are practised savers of faces.
