Sentence examples for securing policy from inspiring English sources

Private polling after that drubbing revealed that disgruntled Lib Dem supporters were unimpressed by talk of Mr Clegg securing policy wins within the coalition.

The Plains Wars were neither solely the product of U.S. encroachment on native lands nor the result of Native American aggression; rather, they were fueled in large measure by both sides' understanding of military action as a legitimate means of securing policy goals.

After September's loss he went out on a limb to convince his fractious party to join forces with the Chancellor in a right-left "grand coalition", winning over his colleagues and securing policy concessions from Ms Merkel.

Division and diversion help the one percent capture government, securing policies that further enrich the rich, like trickle-down economics under which no benefits ever actually descend, bailouts for Wall Street but not Main Street and job-destroying trade deals like NAFTA and the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).

France's long tradition of street protest sometimes allows unions to secure policy concessions.

But while Republicans are drawing back from their outspoken stance on immigration, as well as opposition to gay marriage and other social issues, they have found gun rights a secure policy to defend, often with the help of Democrats from conservative states, and are almost certain to oppose any agenda beyond changes to background checks for gun owners.

But the experience of the sector also demonstrates a weakness at the heart of businesses setting up in the low-carbon space: the BWEA complains that industry is still looking to the government to create a more secure policy framework so that long-term projects can become profitable.

A naive exhaustive manual inspection is the most secure policy.

Finally, a platform can perform advocacy functions to secure policy change or influence.

We develop a secure policy updating algorithm and propose a very lightweight proxy re-encryption (VL-PRE) technique to enable the policy updating to be done in the cloud in an efficient and computationally cost effective manner.

As a result, campaigners will have to redouble their efforts to secure policy change from the British government to legalize abortion in Northern Ireland.