Sentence examples for circle of policy from inspiring English sources

Second, she also represents a break from Mr. Obama's circle of policy makers whose reputations were marred by their roles before or during the financial crisis.

Even so, there is little constituency -- outside a circle of policy analysts -- for overhauling a payment system that produces such results.

He served on federal advisory committees on health and mental health, and in recent years he concentrated on lobbying a wide circle of policy makers and program directors for improving treatment of people with both mental illness and drug addiction.

A moment like this comes early in the life of every new administration as the innermost circle of policy makers sort out their relationships and maneuver to extend their influence.

Within hours on a summer Saturday morning, Mr. Fernandez helped organize a series of emergency calls with his boss, Finance Minister François Baroin, and others in Paris's circle of policy makers, to prevent the American crisis from sending a financial tsunami across the Atlantic.

In the early days of his Presidential campaign, Bush was introduced by his new circle of policy advisers to a Washington institution called a "murder board," in which a politician's aides fire hostile questions at him as a method of preparing for the rigors of public appearances.

What do you advise, concretely, to mitigate the effects of the past decade's policies — those that inspired defiance rather than cooperation — and to set in motion a virtuous circle of policies that lead to global equilibrium rather than a balance of power against the U.S.? First, channel your inner J.F.K.

Britain must now again decide what role it wants to play in the two remaining circles of policy – the Commonwealth having dropped by the wayside.

As part of Mr. Spano's inner circle on policy matters, Ms. Tolchin will coordinate the county's environmental health initiatives like anti-tobacco, nutrition and child obesity programs, as well as provide oversight for the offices of consumer protection, disabled citizens, women and veterans.

Among Mr. Obama's previous inner circle of foreign policy advisers, both Susan E. Rice and Gregory Craig crossed swords with Mrs. Clinton during the presidential campaign.

Democrats had been painting Romney as the heir to George Bush, noting the hawks and neo-conservative outriders who form his circle of foreign policy advisers.