Sentence examples for same type of policy from inspiring English sources

The drive of Rubio and other conservatives is toward a full-court press, the same type of policy that brought us the Cuba trade embargo — and more than half a century now of hostility, producing nothing but hardship.

He shopped around and found that First Colony Life (a subsidiary of GE Financial Assurance) was willing to overlook the occasional underwater adventure, offering him their best rate of $942 for the same type of policy.

And yet, here we are: reattempting the same type of policy, one that has been tested and failed.

This shows that even though these documents are defined as the same type of policy-document, different countries have very different takes on what should and should not be communicated within their NAS.

"But we must continue with the same types of policies.

"There are various states and districts all over the country that share some of the same types of policies and laws challenged in this lawsuit," said Students Matter spokesman Manny Rivera.

The answer is to adopt the same type of innovative policy that has been used for decades in the realm of pollution control: tradable permits.

"It is basically insane to keep going with the same type of trade policy that has failed and failed and failed".

The American people rejected their failed economic policies in both 2006 and 2008, yet their only solutions to the crisis that they created are just more of the same type of failed policies of coddling the rich while ignoring the plight of the poor and middle class.

"We will be looking to our neighbours to the north and saying we need to be more like them, they've done the right thing by legalizing it on a federal basis, we need to look at how to achieve the same type of civilized, rational policy that Canada has, so I think it will be helpful.

This suggests that the same type of evidence is generally accessible to those formulating policies in the country or there is limited knowledge about the various types of evidence that are available and possibly gathered for policymaking.