Now replace that policy/derivative combination with a straight insurance policy.
At a press breakfast in Washington last week, Mr. Penn elaborated on his point, musing that perhaps newspapers festooned their straight policy reporting once they "realized that they might get more readership by focusing a little bit more on style and personality".
Speaking of mischaracterizations: if Lieven is truly concerned about the appearance of anti-Semitism in his treatment of Israel, he should stick to straight policy critiques -- as he does in his letter -- and shun the inflammatory language he uses in his book, such as sinister descriptions of "the Israeli lobby" with its "iron grip" on United States policy making.
You get it by running a straight, sound fiscal policy".
The New Yorker, March 21 , 1942P. 9 We were pleased when the subway advertising cards, branched out from a straight couph-drop policy, began to admit minor unsponsored journalism-cartoon, photographs and pretty girls.
By C. Malman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 21 , 1942P. 9 We were pleased when the subway advertising cards, branched out from a straight couph-drop policy, began to admit minor unsponsored journalism-cartoon, photographs and pretty girls.
I wouldn't necessarily read a "straight" info or policy book about the Internet and its attending technologies, but I love books like Kelly's (and Jaron Lanier's and William Powers's) that give explanations of these things in dreamy, slightly unhinged language, providing visions of what tech could become and how we might respond to it and what it says about us.
"What we're just seeing is a straight up cautious policy," Lorenz said.
Relations between Britain's scientists and their members of Parliament (MPs) probably reached an all-time low at the height of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) affair, when it seemed that ministers were intent on passing the buck to researchers '"incapable"' of giving a straight answer to the policy makers' questions.
