Sentence examples for reflexive policy from inspiring English sources
This island community of roughly 1,300 year-round residents has become a symbol of that reflexive policy.
With the present housing-market slowdown, the banking industry's reflexive automatic-eviction policy hurts its own bottom line.
This was a speech tailored to the tastes of Miami's old guard, for whom the only acceptable Cuba policy is a reflexive opposition to all things Castro.
In countries where the notion of "reflexive patients" dominates the health policy landscape, patients are increasingly encouraged to publicize their personal experiences with health services provision by reviewing hospitals and professionals on the web.
He had opposed the war in Iraq, spoken out against American-led globalization and, after decades of reflexive Japanese support for American policies, promised to redefine Tokyo's relationship with Washington as an "equal partnership".
Then as now, plenty of liberal as well as left-wing Brits resented their government's reflexive adherence to Washington's foreign policy.
Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.
But while those voices have been strong and their message unmistakable, a newly outspoken wing of Israel supporters has begun to challenge the old-school reflexive support of the country's policies, suggesting that one does not have to be slavish to Israeli policies to love Israel.
And that neoconservatism, whatever merits it once had as a corrective to liberal wishfulness and the amorality of realpolitik, long ago stiffened into a posture of reflexive moral belligerence about everything from foreign policy to literary criticism?
But the threat of shortage rarely fails to provoke a reflexive reaction and the mini-crisis prompted policy-makers to ponder how we can recycle more of the metals we use.
There has been much approving commentary about how French foreign policy has been freed of the reflexive anti-Americanism it so often bore under Mr Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac.
