Sentence examples for democratic policy makers from inspiring English sources

But many immigration advocates and Democratic policy makers suspect this is an excuse.

Your last one, "The Threatening Storm," helped persuade many reluctant Democratic policy makers to support the invasion of Iraq.

Mrs. Clinton's package drew on the thinking of leading Democratic policy makers, many of whom served under President Bill Clinton and are advising Democratic leaders in Congress.

In Obama's second book, "The Audacity of Hope," he goes further: "Reagan's central insight — that the liberal welfare state had grown complacent and overly bureaucratic, with Democratic policy makers more obsessed with slicing the economic pie than with growing that pie — contained a good deal of truth".

He wrote there's a "good deal of truth" to Reagan's "central insight... that the liberal welfare state had grown complacent and overly bureaucratic, with Democratic policy makers more obsessed with slicing the economic pie than with growing the pie".

Politically, as union power declined, the concerns of Democratic policy makers shifted from working-class issues like jobs and toward the concerns of upper-income constituents, like inflation, taxes and budget balancing.

In his historical writings and memoirs, Kennan laments in great detail the failings of democratic foreign policy makers and those of the United States in particular.

Subsequently, the transparency that is hoped IFCs provide over the political cycle, would discourage any opportunistic pre-election tax give-aways or spending sprees, improving democratic accountability and realigning policy makers and the wider publics' expectations as to what constitutes a sustainable fiscal policy [68].

Sticking with the paradigm beyond its useful life is retarding evolution in the field of democratic assistance and is leading policy makers astray in other ways.

If no single best policy option for all scenarios can be determined, all reasonable options can be discussed in a democratic process including scientists, stakeholders, policy makers and politicians [ 71].

Policy makers in modern democratic societies often look for causal inferences from the research community to support the perception of "objectivity" in decision making.