Sentence examples for a policy preference from inspiring English sources

Or at least stated a policy preference before one had been decided by the president.

Heimbach attended meetings with the K.G.L. staffers but almost never expressed a policy preference or revealed White House thinking.

A political system that cannot manage multiple policy shifts at once — even though it needs to: Lizza: Obama aide Jay Heimbach attended meetings with the three sponsoring senators, "but almost never expressed a policy preference or revealed White House thinking.

That is a policy preference.

MacManus said Obamacare became more of a symbol than a policy preference.

When a policy preference is obvious, and thus the opposition should be vulnerable, the president's actions suggest that he believes that logic and intellectual honesty will prevail.

At the Capitol, House Speaker John Boehner stated a specific policy preference Tuesday that will alienate the entire Democratic Party if he adheres to it, and thus doom the reform effort.

Judicial activism occurs when a judge substitutes his policy preference for what a law should say for what the law in fact says.

He said Mr. Bush had benefited from a policy of preference for "legacies and wealth, a preference that has disproportionately helped whites".

"The Singapore dollar, for example, may gradually appreciate against the renminbi, due to the Singaporean central bank's policy preference for a strong dollar".

Voters could thus elect representatives who would implement their policy preference.