Sentence examples for sake of policy from inspiring English sources

Here, too, the result is policy made for the sake of policy, not necessity.

"Younger business travelers are less apt to follow policy for the sake of policy," said Evan Konwiser, a travel technology entrepreneur.

For the sake of public policy and the BoM's reputation, the air must be cleared".

"I have no doubt that many thousands of badgers are now set to suffer in the county I call home, for the sake of a policy that has no scientific basis, will at best make a marginal difference to TB in cattle, and which could very well make things worse".

Or, he can be a two-term president who pissed away his one chance at it for the sake of domestic policies that are inextricably bound to the foreign policy he has never controlled.

Obama's willingness to swallow his own voice on human-rights issues, for the sake of foreign-policy pragmatism, has been a disappointment of his Presidency.

Would he make bargains with Democrats on subjects about which he has far deeper convictions (say, Iraq) for the sake of extending policies he didn't vote for?

"We are not in Afghanistan for the sake of the education policy in a broken 13th-century country", he said.

Since their return to the United States about two weeks ago, the bishops have begun calling greater attention to the refugees, for the sake of persuading government policy makers and the public that much more can be done to help.

One of the lessons the Tories should have learnt from what we did was that if competition for its own sake becomes the objective of policy, then you run the risk of getting policy wrong.

For the sake of reducing resistance of policy implementation, free allocation is the mode we should apply to allocate emission permits.