Sentence examples for subtle policy from inspiring English sources

It can't be subtle policy difference.

However, the territory continues to follow a subtle policy of trying to keep non-Chinese foreigners at bay.

The libretto was superb in expressing Mao's elusive brushstrokes, filled with allusions and metaphors that were either subtle policy statements or senile detours.

Seemingly oblivious to how his words are perceived, Mr. O'Neill sometimes dives into analysis of subtle policy details on hot topics of the moment.

For example, I generally support the little behavioral nudges that Cass Sunstein describes in his outstanding book "Simpler" — the subtle policy shifts that induce people to save more, or eat healthier.

The paper also highlights a subtle policy implication: The lack of safe assets is a consummately international problem, but the resulting safety trap itself can be remedied by policy initiatives from individual countries.

Botha pursued subtle policies of white (British-Boer) conciliation and greater autonomy for South Africa.

Straightforward to a fault, Wellington was unsuited to carrying out Canning's subtle policies, but he gained respect abroad as an honest man.

Yet efforts to keep a lid on India's population, which is set to overtake China's by 2030, are still carried out via more subtle policies.

That would require more subtle policies towards the gangs, whose members are usually no more than angry, bored victims of broken homes and soaring youth unemployment.

Byzantium's use of diplomats as licensed spies and its employment of the information they gathered to devise skillful and subtle policies to compensate for a lack of real power inspired neighbouring peoples (e.g., Arabs, Persians, and Turks) as well as others farther away in Rome and the Italian city-states.