Meanings of adopted the policy in English

The old Finnish party has adopted the policy of passive resistance and protest.

It is not clear why the government adopted the policy of keeping pandemic studies secret.

Mrs. Drainger immediately adopted the policy of complete seclusion she was to follow ever after.

The party of the people adopted the policy of embarrassing the government as much as possible.

Most of them have adopted the policy of watch and see, another senior Iranian official told Reuters.

When he adopted the policy of coercion against the Puritans, he was unable to keep his promise.

The men of this stamp commonly adopted the policy of the man with whom I had just parted.

At first Congress adopted the policy of contraction and when greenbacks came into the treasury they were destroyed.

Rio Tinto confirmed on Wednesday it had adopted the policy in mid-May, but BHP declined to provide details.

The South, moreover, has adopted the policy of a more general intimidation of the Negroes to keep them down.

They adopted the policy of establishing several degrees: as, for example, for the course in arts, the degree of A.B.

Had he adopted the policy of Cromwell, and delivered to justice those who merited punishment, he would have saved himself.

On recommendation of the superintendent of schools in 1823 the State adopted the policy of organizing schools exclusively for colored people.

She could not possibly say that since she was a member of the Labour government that first adopted the policy in 2009.

The chaplain at once adopted the policy, natural to him, of talking boldly and even defiantly to his captors, and commanding instead of beseeching.

When Southern leaders adopted the policy of defending slavery as a righteous institution, abolitionists in the South either emigrated to the North or were silenced.