Sentence examples for Policy orientation from inspiring English sources

This was a change of policy orientation that also emerged from the challenge of the Great Depression.

Along the way he has made some disturbing compromises, while maintaining a centrist policy orientation that is healthy for the G.O.P.

Second, a win for Hollande wouldn't mean dramatic change for France's economic policy orientation or for crisis management in the euro zone.

Mr. Lierberthal said it was unlikely that new leadership would want to change a policy orientation widely regarded as successful, especially since the new members of the Politburo standing committee have held top-level posts for many years.

"Where it gets complicated is that I really understand money -- capital, expense and financing -- and because I understand how the budget works, it makes me more fiscally conservative than my politics or my social policy orientation might suggest," she says.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump's ascension to the Presidency has given coaches such as Steve Kerr and Gregg Popovich the opportunity to deliver mini-sermons excoriating the new Administration's policy orientation and abrasive demeanor.

Seen from this perspective, the Turkish question reveals both centripetal (a sense of "standing together" against outside threats) and centrifugal (a lack of shared strategic or foreign policy orientations) forces within the EU.

On the level of the central government and the court, the struggle between cliques for imperial favour was the major factor in determining policy orientations and appointments to high positions.

Several distinct parking policy orientations are identified among the cities studied.

Competing policy narratives provide for rival policy orientations with respect to food policy, land rights, the environment and justice.

In this line, the political argument should be distinguished from the scientific one; too much emphasis is nowadays devoted to economic efficiency in political debates regarding ECEC policies, clearing out all possibilities of various policy orientations (Morabito et al. 2013).