Sentence examples for command of policy from inspiring English sources

But command of policy is not a make-or-break issue.

Republicans are excited about the Biden-versus-Ryan showdown because of Mr. Ryan's rhetorical skills and command of policy.

Trump, whose command of policy specifics is minimal, has made no secret of his inclination to unleash it.

The question, though, is whether her indisputable virtues — hard work, intellectual acuity, a command of policy — are ideally suited for the White House.

She proved to be an impressive performer in debates and, to a lesser extent, on the stump, always in perfect command of policy details.

(I feel obliged to confess that during the primary, I thought Clinton's poise and command of policy would go further than Sanders's independence).

The difference in Mr. McCain's command of foreign policy and domestic policy shows on his free-wheeling campaign bus, where reporters can question him all day long.

Herman Cain became badly flustered on Monday when asked to assess President Obama's policy toward Libya, raising new questions about his command of foreign policy as he lurched over five minutes from awkward pauses to halting efforts to address the issue.

URBANDALE, Iowa – Herman Cain said on Tuesday that he had nothing to explain and no reason to apologize for a rambling pause-filled response when asked in a videotaped interview about President Obama's policy on Libya, raising new questions about his command of foreign policy and his readiness to serve in the Oval Office.

The video raised new questions about Mr. Cain's command of foreign policy knowledge and his readiness to serve in the Oval Office.

Yet when Mr. Snow was succeeded as Treasury secretary by Henry M. Paulson Jr. in 2006, the I.M.F. was sidelined, according to several officials, and Mr. Paulson took command of China policy.