Sentence examples for course in policy from inspiring English sources

Par for the course in policy matters, you may say.

Donald Trump gets crash course in policy to face off against Hillary Clinton.

Forget that this course of action might not only further stretch the military but also further inflame the global anti-Americanism conservatives rail against -- the only goal is to stir up religious/ethnic hatred, stay the neoconservative course in foreign policy, and rejustify the policies that have America value militarism over every other priority.

Ne Win steered a neutralist course in foreign policy and isolated Burma from contacts with the outside world.

Any change of course in European policy would require him to admit his mistakes, and that is clearly impossible.

Such a step would probably incite renewed concerns in Europe and the Middle East that Mr. Bush was still pursuing a unilateralist course in foreign policy, and could undermine his coalition-building against terrorists.

She thinks that was happening under George W Bush, but while she supports Obama's change of course in foreign policy she remains critical over a range of issues in the region.

On the day the two men announced they would switch places, a top Obama administration official shrugged off a query about whether this would herald a change of course in foreign policy: "Everyone knows that Putin runs Russia," the official said.

Speaking with his characteristic self-confidence, Secretary Powell asserted that President Bush is overcoming criticism that the administration had charted a unilateral course in foreign policy by withdrawing or threatening to withdraw from treaties and generally conveying the sense that Washington prefers to go it alone, rather than be encumbered by collective security arrangements.

While she was still a Ph.D. student, Sarah wanted to take a certificate course in science policy.

Obama says (so far) that he has no intention of changing course in nuclear policy.