Sentence examples for a policy case from inspiring English sources

"The case to be made against Hillary Clinton is a policy case".

In the Wall Street Journal today, James Stewart outlines both a political and a policy case for letting the Chrysler-G.M. deal sink or swim without federal aid.

In this campaign, Obama devoted most of his energies to making a case against Romney, not to building public support for his and his party's agenda, and now a closely divided Washington will almost certainly deny him the chance to build a policy case for the next Democratic nominee.

While Icai cannot be held entirely responsible for this media reaction, it did oversimplify the story and the background evidence; and exceeded its own terms of reference by making a strong policy case rather than carefully assessing alternatives.

He added: "There is a quite strong economic case, a quite strong public policy case, for preserving and designing, some form of guarantee by the government to help facilitate a stable housing finance market.

Senior researchers in the field have made the public policy case for a Global Project on Artificial Photosynthesis to address critical energy security and environmental sustainability issues.

The proposed approach, which is very useful for Future-Oriented Technology AnalystudiesA) studiss, illustratedted on a policy-making case related to energy transitions.

Eventually, the application of this MRT to concrete, selected health policy cases in an iterative manner will contribute to refining and enriching the previously developed MRT.

Yet, at the conclusion of a big public-policy case, the bar and bench rejoice.

This month, Fatou Bensouda, the court's prosecutor, issued a policy paper on "case selection and prioritization".

The advocacy of such a policy in the case of Sudan, given its record of oppression of its southern minorities, seems truly abhorrent.