Sentence examples for days of policy from inspiring English sources

Al Gore recently skipped three days of policy discussions in New York City held by the centrist Democratic Leadership Council.

They worry about a pending pile-up of non-performing loans, which would mark a return to the old days of policy-based lending.

can draw eyes away from day-to-day unfolding of policy & focus them on complex, powerful, symbolic events that he can manipulate easily.

Jindrich Sidlo, a commentator at Hospodarske noviny, a leading economic newspaper, said Ms. Nemcova had limited experience in foreign policy and the day-to-day thrust of policy making and was chosen primarily because she had never been tainted by scandal.

"The day-to-day grind of policy battles, firefighting and political ding-dong can start to cut you off from outside ideas and thinking.

However, my sense is that the entries for 1987 and 1988 do reveal fewer days of heavy policy engagement and a schedule edging toward that of a ceremonial chief executive.

Israel also will face a fresh test in coming days of its policy of intercepting sea shipments, which it tightened after the 2008-2009 Gaza war.

Mothers who had a single child in the early days of the policy are now becoming too old to have any more children, making them particularly fretful about the possibility of their only child dying or becoming incapacitated.

The European Union is not willing to lie down in the face of Donald Trump's threats to foreign steel interests, saying it would react within days of any policy change.

The Obama Administration has initiated a sixty-day review of policy toward Pakistan and Afghanistan; as it completes that study, the Administration will have to decide how much patience with the Pakistan Army it can afford.

As the governors tend to do when they come together for such gatherings, many of those here for a four-day mix of policy talk, batting practice at Miller Park and Harley-Davidson rides were quick to contrast their jobs with those in Congress.