Sentence examples for astute policy from inspiring English sources
Poor or astute policy decisions played a part in both, too.
Bringing further violence to a long-traumatized region infested by corrupt and destructive autocrats will not be astute policy, valiant resolve or strong leadership.
His astute economic policies and advocacy on shared growth has earned him the title of being the "Keynes of Korea".
He said Iran needed to shake off dependence on oil exports and the government needed to adopt astute economic policies.
Sid is a wonderful writer and an astute analyst of policy and politics.
That last is especially troubling when you consider that Mr Huckabee is not terribly astute about foreign policy.
It will require more astute politics and policies.*Left Behind: Chronic Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean, by Renos Vakis, Jamele Rigolini and Leonardo Lucchetti, World Bank, to be published in March 2015.
Yes, Australia has big exports of carbon intensive fuels (it also has growing exports of carbon light fuels gas as LNG), but that doesn't mean that there isn't an economically coherent, politically astute [policy] that starts with market signals within Australia.
He was an obstreperous, old-school politico whose astute mix of leftwing policy and rightwing – sometimes racist – rhetoric allowed him to rule his home town, Montpellier, and later the region, without serious challenge for the better part of four decades.
Thoughtful reports turn into highly astute and consensus-based policies.
As one astute critic of present administration policy says of Chairman Arafat: "How can he be ignored?
