Sentence examples for consequential policy from inspiring English sources

There are two consequential policy events coming up in a matter of days.

But the good news is that at the moment, it's featuring a genuine debate about a profoundly consequential policy question.

This is a man who decides consequential policy positions on the stage because he hasn't thought of them ahead of time.

One especially consequential policy shift is the Trump administration's proposal to modify the "public charge" rule — which it can do without consulting Congress.

As for Obama, the retired doctor said he plans to extend an invitation to both the outgoing president and the new president to join him in his living room for what he hopes would be consequential policy discussion.

There's Trump's corruption of our discourse with nonstop disinformation, which includes his daily, routinized lying but also the basing of consequential policy decisions on phony rationales saturated in bottomless dishonesty and bad faith.

"The substantively consequential policies are the ones we look at," Warshaw says.

But he was otherwise marooned in his basement office, powerless to influence more consequential policies on infrastructure, education, trade, and China.

Perhaps the two most consequential policies in the proposal are the full extension of the Bush tax cuts and the full repeal of the health-care law.

The president, as the head of the government, doesn't only enjoy the cachet of tens of millions of votes as a concrete expression of his political mandate, under a partly republican system, but also has a significant amount of institutional capacity to introduce consequential policies in the realm of economics, culture, and politics.

Trump, in his first consequential foreign policy move, rang the leaders of Japan and South Korea to assure them of continuing alliance support.