Sentence examples for dull policy from inspiring English sources

Labour's mind-bogglingly dull policy review Agenda 2015, which even Mr Miliband cannot bring himself to sound enthusiastic about, is a prime example.

The Moral: Obama needs to be Obama again, the inspiring figure who gives us hope, not the dull policy wonk.

Instead of a potentially dull, policy-oriented discussion about foreign and domestic surveillance, Oliver got to the heart of what apparently matters to the American public: Whether the US government can see photos of yours or your loved one's dick.

Dull economic policy briefs?

There's nothing dull like policy statements here, just feel-good fun to get voters whistling all the way to the ballot box, where they would vote Eisenhower in their droves.

The life insurance business is supposed to be dull — sell policies; collect premiums; salt the money away in the safest sorts of investments, mostly bonds; pay out benefits; and make money along the way by investing surplus assets prudently.

Amity Shlaes, the conservative writer and the chair of the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation, where Rebekah Mercer is a trustee, told me, "In the dull crowds of policy, the Mercers are enchanting firecrackers".

Her critics will say: She's a bit serious and dull, while the policies still need some work.

Implementation is a dull word, but no policy is better than officials' capacity to implement it.

Dull discussion about media policy in public, while the minister takes the big decisions without wider consultation behind the scenes.

It has since pledged to cap banks' market shares and to restrict private landlords from raising rents too much.A second group of policies, duller but of greater long-term import, are united by the notion of "predistribution".