Sentence examples for revived policy from inspiring English sources

In the process, she revived policy debates among political parties that had grown too comfortable with safe consensus mumbling.

Critics say the same is true of the revived policy.

Some of these are left-over or revived policies from the Rudd era.

In an interview on ABC's This Week, on 11 January, Obama indicated that his approach to the Middle East might revive policy outlines from the Clinton administration.

To draw the sort of contrast Mr. Reed alluded to, Mr. Obama will revive memories of President George W. Bush, who left office with dismal approval ratings, and accuse Republicans of attempting to revive policies that helped cause the recession and financial crisis in the first place.

What's more, it may not be possible at this point for insurers to revive policies they've already canceled.

They feared that their security could be undermined if France, Germany and Russia revived a policy of spheres of influence.

Alan Van Capelle, the group's executive director, said that Mr. Spitzer had revived a policy banning discrimination against gays in the attorney general's office and had advocated for hate-crime prosecutions.

In recent days the army has revived a policy of demolishing the homes of militants' relatives, and it is preparing to banish the relatives of suicide attackers from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip.

The creation of Gatia in the summer of 2014 raised fears that the government in Bamako had revived its policy of fighting Touareg rebels in the north by arming ethnic militias with a grievance against the Touareg rebel leadership.

With a revived foreign-policy agenda, Mr Obama could begin to put the misadventure of Iraq behind him.