Sentence examples for a policy book from inspiring English sources

If Europe could impose such "conditionality" on Turkey, why could America not do something similar with Egypt?This is a policy book.

Despite its slightly misleading subtitle, "That Used to Be Us" is not really a "how to" book, not really a policy book.

By design, a policy book is, together with the biographical video, part of a time-honored and carefully choreographed campaign strategy to define a candidate and increase one's name recognition among likely voters.

When he ran for governor last year, Mr. Cuomo said in a policy book that as governor, he would seek to "find alternative sources of energy generation to replace Indian Point nuclear facility because it is too dangerous to continue operating".

Ritter's preference would have been to bang out the whole cloak-and-dagger story, something to "out-Tom Clancy Tom Clancy and out-John le Carré John le Carré." But the editors wanted more of a policy book, and they needed it in a hurry, while Ritter and Iraq were still in the news.

The Bible is not a history book, or a policy book.

They have forgiven foibles, such as his past drinking, outrageous remarks and angry outbursts, most recently flinging a Liberal policy book at a young legislative page.

And in his 2010 campaign for governor, he vowed to "eliminate the 'pay to play' culture" in New York, complaining in a campaign policy book that "current election law amplifies the voices of wealthy individuals and special interests".

Those are among the highlights of a detailed policy book, "One New York, Rising Together," that Mr. de Blasio, now the city's public advocate, is to release Wednesday as he continues to make the case that he should be elected mayor.

Prior to her career in philanthropy, Katherine directed social policy programs for the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, authoring a number of reports on U.S. welfare, urban, and employment policies, as well as editing a comparative policy book, Poverty, Inequality and the Future of Social Policy: Western States in the New World Order.

Now, as he runs for re-election, President Obama has latched on to a new foreign policy book, which offers a more appealing narrative for a leader facing fresh charges — this time from Mitt Romney and the other Republican candidates — that he is leading the United States into its twilight of global influence.