Sentence examples for closest policy from inspiring English sources

Ms Cooper is married to Ed Balls, who was Mr Brown's closest policy ally.

"This is a direct rebuke of the President's 'witch hunt' narrative, that it was all invented from the start," Jake Sullivan, one of Clinton's closest policy and campaign advisers, told me.

Back in the days when the Tory leader used to tell his party to "let the sunshine in", his closest policy adviser, Steve Hilton, reportedly floated the idea of buying in "cloud-bursting technology" to extend the British summer.

But it has also led to a "hug her close" policy rather like Britain's towards America: embrace the stronger partner in the hope of shaping its policies.

"It's high-priced access to closed policy discussions with deep-pocketed individuals, just like it's always been," Ms. Miller said.

In short, doing nothing closes policy options that could turn out to have been the right choice – in a time when our grandchildren will wonder what it was that we were thinking about.

"His mastery obviates the need for close policy advisers," said Mr. Okimoto, a college buddy, now a professor of international relations at Stanford University, and someone with whom Mr. Bradley discusses a number of matters, including foreign policy.

Writing in the Financial Times, he also predicts non-euro countries such as the UK, Poland and Sweden moving towards closer policy coordination.

And because of their critical role as an intermediary in closing policy sales, agents make significant operating profit margins (~12percentt), which increase with the complexity of the product.

The report demonstrates that the success of a school closing policy hinges on the quality of the receiving schools that accept the displaced students.

He appeared to offer close policy co-operation, not on a take it or leave it basis but in a specific forged alliance.