Sentence examples for cogent policy from inspiring English sources

Mitch Daniels: The current Indiana governor would bring the most comprehensive and cogent policy prescriptions.

It was suggested that without a cogent policy, the protests would fail.

It is not reasonable to expect the vast majority of politicians, most of whom have little background in national security, to put together a cogent policy.

Boris's plan fails on all three counts, and in our very own parallel universe he's trying to pass off his nutty more-of-the-same plans as a cogent policy direction.

However belatedly, Mr. Obama offered a cogent policy rationale for his reliance on unmanned drones to kill terrorism suspects (with collateral civilian casualties) and revisited the need to shut the detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

Mr Elstein was hired by the Tories earlier this year to head a panel of experts who would help the party come up with a cogent policy about the BBC's future, but it is not expected to publish its report before next year.

They win them because they win the battle of ideas, because they think ahead and cook up cogent policies, because they offer a positive vision of the future.

Politicians, the argument goes, exist at the centre of a vast network of corruption and patronage; populism has replaced cogent policy-making; while parliament barely functions, constantly disrupted by noisy and undignified protests.

Moving forward, apart from being driven by global trends, due consideration for developing more cogent policies and strategies grounded on a sound evidence base established from local information and data should be taken to reform kindergarten education and enhance the interface between preschool and primary school.

Mr. Franks said the Clinton administration lacked a cogent energy policy.

Half-reformed, however, still leaves it an awful lot more cogent than policy towards other forms of savings for low-earners, where the recent record is one of outright chaos.