Sentence examples for true policy from inspiring English sources
Beyond good feelings, he said, "there really needs to be a true policy".
It is Iran -- not Iraq -- whose true policy on the issue has been difficult to ascertain.
His decisive day at Chaeronea came, in a sense, because his true policy in Greece had failed, thanks partly to Demosthenes.
And like true policy wonks, Thievery Corporation wound up not with a party but with a dirge — "Marching the Hate Machines" — about problems still on the agenda.
A true policy of "no child left behind" would ensure that each child is taught in a manner that maximizes his or her potential.
Having spent the primary season lauding Senator Barack Obama, David Brooks is doing a pivot by now questioning Mr. Obama's substance and true policy stance.
The prospects have rarely been brighter for these two groups to join forces and drag Japan towards true policy-based competition between parties.
For years idealists have dreamed of a realignment in Japanese politics, away from factional wheeler-dealing and towards true policy-based competition.
A true security policy for Europe would be a smart energy policy, which would also be more powerful in concert with its transatlantic allies.
The juggling metaphor appears to ring true to policy entrepreneurs and activists at the coal face of policy development and change.
True, imaginative policy is multiplying.
