Sentence examples for stealthy policy from inspiring English sources

At the same time Iain Pears, an Oxford art historian and best-selling novelist, wrote an article in the London Review of Books that claimed that "under cover of reasserting" the independence of academic research, the government "is pursuing a stealthy policy of undermining it".

As long as America keeps its interest rates low, attempts by others to tighten policy (even stealthy ones that leave benchmark rates unchanged) are likely to mean a stronger currency.

We further introduce a user-intention based security policy for pinpointing stealthy malware activities based on a triggering relation graph.

The Tribune editorial went on to describe CPS's policy as "maddening" and a "stealthy budget-buster" and goes on to accuse Duncan, who oversaw the system for over seven years, as taking "advantage of just the kind of boondoggle that has created deep financial distress for states and local governments and schools".

Although he accepted that the government was not attempting a stealthy privatisation of the NHS, he said it could be a "catastrophic policy" which might be "regretted" in the future.

"Websites like My Stealthy Freedom show there is a very strong support for change in Iran," said Alireza Nader, an Iranian foreign policy researcher for the RAND Corporation.

"The nightlife is stealthy.

"It's not stealthy.

It was stealthy.

She hears stealthy movement downstairs.

Yet the movement is stealthy.