Sentence examples for budding policy from inspiring English sources
Ms. Caldwell, a budding policy wonk who had previously been the executive director of an organization called Pass the Balanced Budget Amendment, expressed her devotion to libertarianism.
Many were invited last summer to 30-acre estate in Stamford to play tennis, croquet, swim; many more will be when Mrs. Luce has finished her new play, "The Women,"1111 when Life's problems, budding policies have been settled by Luce.
BACK in 1972, when he was working for the McGovern campaign, young Bill Clinton met a budding foreign-policy wonk named Sandy Berger.
Despite years of low interest rates and increasing competition among banks (which keeps rates low), budding entrepreneurs and policy wonks still lament a lack of access to capital.
From political ideas about surveillance and radioactive material policy, to the budding mediums of virtual reality and bio art, creators as diverse as Ai Weiwei, Trevor Paglen, Skylar Tibbits, Coral Morphologic, Ridley Scott, and more tapped into the zeitgeist of these ten ideas.
Second, within fast emerging markets, today's low-income policy holder is tomorrow's middle class, a budding market of hundreds of millions of upwardly mobile people.
Developing countries are not full of billions of budding entrepreneurs; they are full of billions of budding salarymen.The authors also dissent from the "melancholy view" held by some economists, who argue that bad politics will always trump good policy.
I became a budding birdwatcher.
