Sentence examples for considered a policy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush discussed the economy at the meeting, which was considered a policy event, enabling the Bush campaign to charge taxpayers for part of the trip.

This result suggests that the structure of intellectual property rights should be considered a policy lever in sustainable waste management planning.

When asked in an interview whether Mr. Rubin could be considered a "policy stylist" -- a suggestion he himself has not only agreed with but declared "kind of cool" -- she bristled.

We have a modern GOP in which Paul Ryan is considered a policy wonk, the leading intellectual among elected officials — and he gets his ideas about monetary policy by quoting from Atlas Shrugged.

Following Sabatier and Jenkins [20] and Howlett and Ramesh [21], the set of policy institutions can be considered a policy subsystem, as a 'space' where relevant actors discuss policy issues and persuade and bargain in pursuit of their interests.

In such times of turmoil and in this context of a crisis of ideas, interculturalism may help light the way, enjoying as it does some traction in policy and political spheres, and some support from experts and in academic circles, indispensable conditions for being considered a policy paradigm.

The Hopewell Valley Board of Education is also considering a policy that would allow only modest gifts.

Consider a policy that uses a dollar limit, and caps all deductions at $35,000.

Theresa May is being urged to consider a policy under which housing rents would be linked to local wage levels.

Is Merkel considering a policy shift to encourage growth through higher salaries and consumption, and more imports?

Companies facing activist attacks, or considering a policy of direct engagement generally, should evaluate each situation on its own terms.