Sentence examples for shifted policy from inspiring English sources

It was not hard to believe that the Trump White House had shifted policy at the behest of an industry crony.

"This slowdown is no bad thing, given the overheating of the second half of 2010 and the first half of 2011, but as the balance of risks has shifted, policy now needs to respond," he commented.

Gillard then convened an expert panel and, on its recommendation, shifted policy again to resume offshore processing on Manus Island and Nauru – as had long been advocated by the Coalition.

On ideological grounds and because it shifted policy away from his personal political strengths, Mao disliked the Soviet system of centralized control by large government ministries, substantial social stratification, and strong urban bias.

Two weeks ago, the government shifted policy, announcing a new fiscal plan, including measures to reduce taxes on corporate debt payments and on payroll taxes for high-technology companies.

This week, officials and observers in Washington, Beijing and Tapiei were scrambling to decide whether Mr Bush has radically shifted policy by stating that America has a duty to defend Taiwan in the event of an attack on the island by China, or whether he was simply confused.

The social data were taken from the 2006 Census because the later census (2011) shifted policies and measurement procedures.

Few will shift policy positions because of a good Scotch or bourbon.

The diagram, shown to Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin, Layard recalled, persuaded Chernomyrdin to shift policy.

Its penchant for micromanaging the economy and shifting policy are a drag on business.

Washington has had to repeatedly shift policy on Egypt over the last fortnight.