Sentence examples for clash over policy from inspiring English sources

But when the regional economic crisis tore through Malaysia's palm plantations and semiconductor factories, the two men began to clash over policy.

It's also the time when commentators come forward to tell us (with maybe a touch of sad disapproval) that the outcomes of these debates are likely to turn more on the appearance of the candidates than it does on any serious intellectual clash over policies or proposals.

But apart from some differences over the euro (Mr Blair was keen to sign up, Mr Brown much less so), actual clashes over policy were fairly rare.

But it is clear that those supporters will have to work much harder to win over the financial services industry than they did in 2008, before Wall Street's bust, the subsequent clashes over policy and the sometimes bitter personal differences that lingered afterward.

All this, combined with Bruxner and Treatt constantly clashing over policy and candidate issues, contributed to the Liberal-Country Coalition again being defeated at the 14 February 1953 election.

Bob Woodward wrote in Obama's Wars that Emanuel made a habit of telephoning CIA Director Leon Panetta and asking about the lethal drone strikes aimed at Al Qaeda, asking "Who did we get today?" In 2010, Emanuel was reported to have conflicts with other senior members of the president's team and ideological clashes over policy.

The revelation suggests David Cameron has not been successful at calming down the bitter coalition clash over education policy by calling a halt to a series of anonymous briefings and leaks over the last few weeks.

They have set themselves up for another clash over drugs policy by questioning whether the published figures represent "sloppy science or whether there has been some attempt to massage figures to justify the current political focus and new review on legal highs".

At the height of World War II the two men clashed repeatedly over policy toward the Soviet Union and Latin America.

The internal clashes over F.D.A. policy played out against a broader backdrop of regulatory politics.

The two longtime rivals loathed each other and clashed over housing policy.