Sentence examples for embrace policy from inspiring English sources
Local Labour members, the new Corbyn core believers, embrace policy perfection regardless of the compromises needed to win and put any of it into action.
But Clinton reminded us that this need not be true — that it's possible to get wonky without losing your audience, and to embrace policy detail as a weapon against your opponents.
The episode, like other comments Trump has made about energy policy, suggest that the GOP presidential candidate has a tendency to embrace policy positions and rhetoric from his business friends.
Rather than embrace policy cobbled together to replace the 2010 Affordable Care Act, many Republicans simply decided the best move was to approve a flawed bill — and ram it through a flawed process — so that the Senate would get a chance to fix the House's mistakes, setting up a major negotiation later.
Meanwhile, the White House released a fact sheet about President Obama's goal to "out-educate" our global competitors by spending money on programs like Race to the Top, a competitive program that dedicates $4 billion to embrace policy and practical changes in school districts around the country.
Furthermore, they express their vision in solid pragmatic terms and embrace policy, public engagement and education as an essential component of that vision.
It should be easy for him to persuade rational voters to embrace policies that would make virtually everyone better off.
"What we need to do is embrace policies that will help drive private equity into these industries," he said.
One of the most frustrating tendencies of mainstream leaders in the United States is their willingness, year after debilitating year, to embrace policies that have no hope of succeeding.
A crusade for economic self-restraint would have to rearrange the current alliances and embrace policies like energy taxes and spending cuts that are now deemed politically impossible.
Look at the results: Cameron denied his 1997-style flag-waving coronatinn in the sunshine, the party forced to embrace policies it despises and drop ideas it likes.
