Sentence examples for through the policy of from inspiring English sources

"If Cambodian authorities think they are reducing drug dependency through the policy of compulsory detention at these centers, they are wrong," said the report by Human Rights Watch.

Nominal interest rates in much of the developed world are close to zero, and central banks have been buying bonds through the policy of quantitative easing.

The Brown government also presided over the Bank of England giving £375bn of cheap credit to the banks through the policy of quantitative easing.

Faced with severe opposition from the king and the Anglican church, Wellington persuaded Peel in 1829 to remain in office and assist in carrying through the policy of concession to the Catholics on which they now both agreed.

The government pushed through the policy of auto-enrolment unveiled under Gordon Brown's administration; this means workers have to opt out of, rather than opt into, employer pension schemes.

Since the military did openly discriminate through the policy of "don't ask, don't tell," the question arose whether Kagan's law school would allow the military to recruit on campus.

In a speech on December 10 , 1984 he spoke of the need to effect "deep transformations in the economy and the whole system of social relations," to carry through the policies of perestroika ("restructuring" of economic management), the "democratization of social and economic life," and glasnost.

The government thinks its harsh fiscal policies will permit more monetary balm, whether through resuming the policy of quantitative easing or keeping interest rates lower for longer.

"Fukuyama himself remains committed to the promotion of democracy, but not through the policies of the Bush administration, which have 'overemphasized the use of force,'" Rosen writes.

This has been achieved partly through the policies of the Heritage Lottery Fund, which has invested in local and regional culture and which has helped, for example, to make it possible for the National Gallery to show regular exhibitions in Bristol's City Art Gallery and the Laing Art Gallery in Newcastle.

It survived devastating epidemics, attempted genocide, slavery and indentured servitude, divorce from our original homelands, and an intense Americanization process through the policies of American Indian boarding schools.