Sentence examples for relentless policy from inspiring English sources

"It was a relentless policy of squeezing out local populations.

But Clinton seemed confident about the electoral power of relentless policy tedium.

The Japanese government, for its part, has followed such a relentless policy of deficit spending that public debt jumped from 67% of GDP to 246% of GDP today, with the latest upward push provided by the dubious "Abenomics" economic strategy being pursued by prime minister Shinzo Abe's government.

The Aleppo campaign was marked with great brutality, particularly in the last few months when pro-government forces placed the eastern rebel-held districts under siege and pursued a relentless policy of aerial bombardment that deployed weapons such as bunker-buster bombs and phosphorus.

In the Pacific in particular Australia has become an example of relentless refugee policies which many see as a violation of the relevant conventions for refugees and human rights.

With a relentless battery of policy announcements, Mr. Cameron and his coalition of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have proposed to couple the deep deficit cuts the conservatives sketched out during the May general election campaign with a wider effort to break the mold of big government in Britain that, despite Lady Thatcher's best efforts, has largely prevailed since World War II.

Nice Newt went to a World War II museum along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee over the weekend, telling jokes about his waistline, using words like "happily" and "cheerfully," and infecting the crowd with his enthusiasm and his relentless command of policy and history.

He was a relentless advocate for policies to ratchet down the growth of federal spending on health care.

The most recent occurred from 1980 to 1982, when the economy was clawing back from a recession but was then hit hard by the relentless inflation-fighting policies of the Federal Reserve under Paul A. Volcker.

When you further track the linkages between food corporations, chemical corporations, pharmaceutical corporations, agribusiness, political policies, relentless marketing to children and families all seeking convenience food for fueling us in our busy worlds... well, it's really tough.

So we looked at our policy"—the relentless enforcement of the embargo—"and saw that it hasn't accomplished anything.