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Meanings of whole policy in English
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Usage of whole policy in English
1
Under the emperors, the whole policy of the government was changed.
2
Mr Little has already said the party's whole policy platform was under review.
3
Evidently the whole policy hitherto pursued had been foolish and inadequate.
4
Their whole policy appeared to be dictated by a passionate spirit of reaction.
5
His conduct, on this occasion, well illustrates the whole policy of his house.
6
Violence, and more violence, blood, and more blood, made up their whole policy.
7
The whole policy of Germany is determined by her first stroke in the war.
8
This character, in a great measure, marked his whole policy.
9
This remarkable address was an abnegation of the whole policy of Mr. O'Connell's career.
10
After all, this whole policy is based on the assumption that it will save money.
11
Lord John Russell spoke after Lord Stanley, and defended the whole policy of the Administration.
12
It's about time that the whole policy was reanalyzed.
13
God's whole policy consists in rendering slopes less steep.
14
But then, the whole policy is clunky and out-of-date.
15
Some observers think the whole policy is overrated; others that it just wasn't pursued vigorously enough.
16
An article in The Times had described the whole policy as a "cold pogrom".
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