Germany and Spain handed out cash to their coal industries even as they subsidised windmills.Yet many governments, striving to reduce carbon emissions, are now embracing policies that promise more enduring and politically palatable support for renewable energy than subsidies: "externalities" pricing.
"With today's milestone, we are one step closer to embracing policies that say yes to energy," he said.
Instead of embracing policies that cause our enemies' loved ones to die of thirst, we should give them something to drink.
But Clinton also will symbolically be distancing herself from one aspect of Obamacare by embracing policies targeting the prescription drug industry.
Polls show that, despite now embracing policies that he won power explicitly campaigning against, Tsipras remains extremely popular among Greeks, many of whom say he had no choice and blame Greece's lenders instead for acting punitively toward him.
However, many African countries are increasingly embracing policies of 'task-shifting', or the delegating of tasks upwards or downwards through the perceived hierarchies of the health professions in order to address health workforce shortages [ 7].
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.
Bush suggests Republicans present an alternative governing style, one that embraces "policy experimentation and fresh approaches" and presents the GOP as the "party of competing ideas".
Furthermore, they express their vision in solid pragmatic terms and embrace policy, public engagement and education as an essential component of that vision.
