Sentence examples for rival policies from inspiring English sources

Yet look: American modern dance is currently overshadowed by the rival policies of the Martha Graham company to perpetuate her dances over 20 years after her death, and of the Merce Cunningham company to fold within 30 months of his death.

Inflation (4.4% in February) is also expected to be nearer the government's 2% target by then.In this section No wriggle room Tarzan's return We told you so Democracy in action Three plus Three makes four Onwards and upwards Loud talk, small stick The ghost of Tony ReprintsThe second reason is that Labour lacks rival policies of its own.

Not surprisingly, Thai farmers are eagerly selling their rice at the newly inflated price to the government, which is stockpiling it.However, what may be a bounty (at least in the short term) for farmers is proving disastrous for rice exporters, who tend to support the opposition Democrat Party and its rival policy of income support for rice farmers.

Competing policy narratives provide for rival policy orientations with respect to food policy, land rights, the environment and justice.

The trouble was that the failure of those programmes and their downsizing by New Democrats who began stealing some of their rivals' policies left conservatives without a target.

It looks ahead to 2014, when Ukip is rising and David Cameron is seeking to shore up his threatened position by co-opting his rivals' policies on immigration and welfare.

Rousseff has repeatedly alleged that her rival's policies would hurt the nation's biggest asset.

The National Farmers UnionNFUNFU) is launching its first shoppers' sourcing guide to help consumers compare rival supermarkets' policies when they want to buy British food.

Nor do supporters worry that Mr Obama's National Security Council will start pushing rival foreign policies, seeing today's NSC as obsessed with avoiding political risks to the president, rather than with crafting its own grand, Kissingerian strategies (if anything, the risks will come from NSC caution).

The MPs deny it's a response to the Green threat, but change in all three areas would move Labour closer to their rival's policies.

Between 30 March and 24 April, 43.4% of election news items on the major evening bulletins that gave airtime to a party source saw them attacking a rival's policy or personal character.