Sentence examples for a perfect policy from inspiring English sources

Containment is hardly a perfect policy, but I see the costs and risks as more easily mitigated than those of war.

A good friend of mine who leads a human resources group once told me, "We can't write a perfect policy.

"It's not a perfect policy by a long shot," acknowledges Philip Sharp, the president of Resources for the Future, a Washington-based research group that supports tightening the standards.

"Honesty isn't always a perfect policy - but it's still the best policy," Feldman says.

The Employee Hours Tax, also known as the "head tax," was never anyone's idea of a perfect policy.

The MDG summit in 2010 was a perfect policy window for the PNMCH community to push its policy through and generate the necessary funding.

Last night's debate was close to perfect: policy arguments, personal civility, a minimum of dissembling, and the revelatory sight of a woman and a black man as the last contenders standing for the Democratic nomination.

IN a perfect world, policy makers, legislators and concerned Americans would have spent the last few years conducting an honest dialogue about two important issues: how to resolve Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-owned mortgage finance giants, and how to create a housing finance system that would serve borrowers without imperiling taxpayers.

And Rosenberg's second point, that even a perfect greenhouse policy is unlikely to have a measurable influence on such threats, is buttressed by Brad Plumer's relevant recent Washington Post analysis of how little even aggressive carbon dioxide reductions would affect the pace at which sea levels rise: "Can we stop the seas from rising?

"The perfect policy would have been an equity program where the S.B.A. would be a limited partner in the S.B.I.C. fund".

"This is the perfect policy outcome," the governor said.