Sentence examples for seductive policies from inspiring English sources
The nations of New Europe, like Latvia and Estonia, understand firsthand the corrosive effects of socialism, and have turned a cold shoulder to its seductive policies.
Ignoring the predicament prisons were in, Gove's seductive policy vision was of liberal treatment for prisoners and freedom for individual governors to do their own thing.
Now an independent economist and market strategist, Mr. Yardeni says that over the last few years, the American vigilantes have been asleep at the switch — lulled by the Federal Reserve's seductive monetary policies.
President Trump is finally learning the cardinal rule of foreign policy: however seductive military might is as an instrument of power, its use even in one-off punitive air strikes can get complicated fast.
Later, whenever the COI wanted to trumpet the achievements of 1960s Britain to the wider world, the architecture and planning of the new towns (and the new universities) were advanced, seductive symbols of enlightened social policy, the ambitious realisation of a future in which the cobwebs of austerity and class consciousness had been swept clean away.
Freed from delusions of grandeur, perhaps it will finally stop blocking attempts to pursue a much more ambitious European foreign and security policy.It is a seductive theory.
America's political class, meanwhile, is engaged in a constant competitive struggle to develop seductive new paradigms, preferably ones that can seize control of policy levers by offering politicians and voters stark choices between looming disasters and shiny silver bullets.
It is a seductive argument, often put up by South Africa's former President FW de Klerk and others in saying the ANC's policies have failed the poor.
She was totally seductive.
