basic policy

"Someone could have a basic policy and not even know it."

It should mean that Western leaders think again, and hard, about their basic policy choice.

True, but very little, and it was never declared as basic policy.

This resolution became the basic policy for the following years.

In those cases, too, money and basic policy disputes played a central role.

Our basic policy also had no remedy for this damage.

"The basic policy is that the army will maintain its constitutional role."

In addition, a local government will want to develop basic policies for implementing the plan.

It raises basic policy choices on arms control and force structure.

But the Romans are never questioned on their basic policy.

"Democracy and open markets are the basic policies of Korea now," he said.

"They differ in style, but follow the same basic policy.

What you did was no longer a joke, but rather a serious interference with basic policy."

Naturally, it will cost more than a basic policy.

"Clinton has made clear he would continue the basic policy," a German foreign policy official added.

Today's announcements are meant to ensure that the military's basic policy is carried out.

According to our latest information, he's displayed hostile reactions to basic policy.

The government has shown progress in its basic policy of diversifying the economy away from oil and gas.

The maneuvering does not appear to reflect any deep split over basic policy.

The two parties pursue the same basic policies but maintain separate organizations.

"My basic policy on the triads is that they have to learn how to behave," he said.

But he insisted that "the basic policy remains the same," and so do the risks of confrontation.

The Japanese government installed a basic policy to block the virus at borders.

Nationalism, self-sufficiency and national power were the basic policies proposed.

There are a number of basic policy disagreements at the heart of all this.