Sentence examples for discern policy from inspiring English sources

And in response to this there are people living in visceral fear, people anxiously trying to discern policy from bluster, and people kowtowing as though to a new king.

The New York Times' Peter Baker wrote Wednesday that "career government officials and members of Congress alike are left to discern policy from random Twitter posts spurred by whatever happened to be on television when the president grabbed the remote control".

Accordingly, it is not always possible to discern policies, strategies, and requirements that are related to both vocational and teacher competences or how these competences are maintained and further developed.

Other scholars have used a similar approach to discern policy-specific trends from media reports [ 32] or from governmental policy documents [ 33– 33].

3.12am GMT 45th over: England 101-6 (Stokes 40 Bairstow 15) Siddle nags away at and outside Bairstow's off stump, and for now the 'keeper decides that discretion may be the more discerning policy.

A more ambitious, but equally fruitless, attempt at ideological hair-splitting was made in a recent post by Ross Douthat, of the New York Times, who does his best to discern "a policy struggle" amid the pandemonium.

It needs a capacity to decode the results of research or to discern a policy problem that might yield to disciplined enquiry.

For those reasons, investors may be unable to discern the policies of their funds easily.

In fact, this late-night DJ bar and event space is one of Leeds' hippest hangouts, well-known for its discerning music policy, good food and craft beer.

Even now, I can't discern any real policy Palin stands for.

I can confirm that the situation in Afghanistan is complex, and defies any attempt to graft it onto easy-to-discern lessons or policy conclusions.