Sentence examples for comfortable policy from inspiring English sources

or pursuing a less expensive (and politically more comfortable) policy of encouraging various "Green Revolutions" -- indigenous wedges -- in states that oppose the US.

As Intersection has deployed similar smart kiosks across new cities, the company has been willing to work through slower launches and pilot programs to create more comfortable policies for local governments.

He is also comfortable with policy detail.

He's a gamekeeper comfortable setting policy for the poachers.

He seems more comfortable discussing policy — his support for Social Security and for raising taxes on millionaires — than communing with voters.

He is comfortable discussing policy but can be abrupt, even antiseptic, in situations where small talk is in order.

Though these days Eric H. Holder Jr., Susan E. Rice and Gen. James L. Jones may be more comfortable handling policy memorandums than shooting free throws, at one point they were very much at home on the basketball court.

One theory is that Mr. Baker, a Harvard graduate who seems most comfortable talking policy, lacks the populist touch that came naturally to the truck-driving Mr. Brown and that independent voters, who make up 51 percent of the electorate here, seem to crave.

Gretchen Daily has been emblematic of a new generation of ecologists who are motivated by strong environmental values and feel comfortable influencing policy.

In previous exercises, it was documented that key informants had difficulty formulating research questions, and felt more comfortable discussing policy issues.

Both veteran and new career officials may ultimately decide that it is too unpleasant to stay in government, or that they are no longer comfortable implementing policies they oppose, but they may be less likely than political appointees to risk their reputations by remaining in government.