Sentence examples for surprising policy from inspiring English sources
The siren song of a familiar tale can draw a new generation to the box office; to this day we implore our politicians to make surprising policy, to pull off a "Nixon in China".
But that should not be allowed to divert attention from some surprising policy shifts by the man who, last time we checked, was still the actual president of the United States.
Now, Mr Ma told The Economist this week, he believes China has even adopted the surprising policy of refusing requests from countries that recognise Taiwan to switch their diplomatic ties to China instead.This would mark a big change.
President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela called on Sunday for Colombia's largest guerrilla group to end its four-decade struggle to overthrow Colombia's government, a surprising policy shift just months after he called for the rebels to be recognized as a legitimate insurgent force.
SeaWorld Entertainment won the praises of animal rights activists last month when it made a surprising policy reversal and agreed to end the breeding program for its captive killer whales.
Earlier in the week, Morrison had announced a surprising policy development: 150 children and their families currently detained inside Australia's mainland detention centres will soon be released into the community on bridging visas.
As a senator he has put forward a list of proposals that blend conservative orthodoxies like repealing Obamacare with some more surprising policies.
In some ways, it's surprising the policy hasn't been properly formulated yet.
It is somewhat surprising that Policy I (economic harvest), which favours profitable energy wood harvesting, was neither optimal for sparse nor optimal for dense stands (Table 2).
Neither was it surprising that policy-makers framed their responses in the same destructive terms.
Unfortunately, NYU imposed a number of surprising new policies including limiting faculty to what they would have otherwise earned in private practice.
