Sentence examples for bitter policy from inspiring English sources

— are at the heart of a bitter policy fight between two powerful, politically connected industries: landfill and quarry operators.

He complained that a bitter policy debate that has often cast austerity as the enemy of growth "has been to a large extent futile and even counterproductive".

Bailing out collapsing banks left the Irish government unable to pay its bills without a bailout of its own, and forced it to embark on a bitter policy of austerity that has hurt every citizen.

The daylong hearing provided further evidence that Mr. Gore, who easily defeated former Senator Bill Bradley in the primaries, will not face the kind of bitter policy divisions that have bedeviled Democratic presidential nominees of the past.

But now the victim of his bitter policy, she sighs all day till evening and the long night through, attempting to decipher his robber's mind, the reasons for her ritual incubation.

The killings came as the United States was beginning a decade-long, $7 billion aid effort to prevent left-wing guerrillas from coming to power in El Salvador, and the case quickly became the focus of a bitter policy debate about Central America.

Indicating the extent to which six years of bitter climate policy war have forced wide-ranging discussion outside the political arena, advisers to environment minister Greg Hunt, resources minister Josh Frydenberg and Labor environment spokesman Mark Butler, as well as advisers to state governments, all attended the workshop as observers.

One of the bitterest public policy debates in 19th-century America, in fact, was over whether offering postal service and opening public institutions on Sundays would harm our national character and lead directly to barbarism.

There is a risk that the public could be turned off by bitter exchanges over policy minutiae and budget numbers.

While attempting to preserve the iron law of seclusion to the bitter end, bakufu policy was thus inconsistent, driving foreign ships away at one point and treating them with leniency at others.

After two years in the post, Gades was sacked by the ministry following a bitter disagreement over policy; many dancers left with him (they went on to make the famous "flamenco trilogy" of films directed by Carlos Saura).