Sentence examples for remarkable policy from inspiring English sources

This remarkable policy shift went practically unnoticed.

The timing for that remarkable policy change was propitious.

I was in Cuba when President Clinton's "remarkable policy shift" took place.

However, over the past five years, in Europe, Moroccan banks have a remarkable policy for supporting migrants' access to the banking system.

But it is getting easier to see that opposition for what it is: the collective complaint of a group of Angelenos who have benefited from remarkable policy largesse (hello, Prop. 13!) and are used to setting the political agenda — and who helped create the urban conditions many of the rest of us are anxious to fix.

Then it found itself immediately enmeshed in a financial crisis, undertaking the most remarkable policies.

One of its remarkable policies is to permit every employee to spend up to $2,000 making any single guest satisfied.

It's quite remarkable: our policy discourse remains largely dominated by fears of an event that the fear-mongers can't explain in theory, and for which they can offer no historical examples in practice.

But he also emphasized a remarkable foreign policy move under way in which Colombia is shifting its gaze from the United States to Asia, repairing ties with Venezuela and Ecuador and adopting a measured posture within Latin America that stands in stark contrast to the hawkish style of Mr. Santos's conservative predecessor, Álvaro Uribe.

Some manifestos are remarkable for specific policy ideas.

The US plans to establish a diplomatic presence in Tehran for the first time in 30 years as part of a remarkable turnaround in policy by President George Bush.