Sentence examples for extract policy from inspiring English sources

And it would mean a ringing defeat for extortionist politics, undercutting any further attempts to extract policy concessions by threatening shutdowns or defaults.

Members of the party point out that their approach is different from the one taken by Republicans during the Obama years because they are merely seeking a clean budget bill, not using the threat of a shutdown to extract policy concessions from the party in power.

And to the conservative Republicans who pushed the showdown as a way to extract policy concessions, he said: "Go out there and win an election".

But some of the president's critics are even more frustrated with Ryan and McConnell for allowing the deadline to approach without an apparent strategy to extract policy wins from Democrats, losing the president's confidence in the process.

The conference culminated in extracting policy lessons for the euro area during the final session.

In the Netherlands, Wilders has propped up a rightwing government for almost two years by extracting policy concessions, and has now triggered its collapse.

This will be achieved by extracting policy information on a set of coverage and regulation indicators in ten OECD countries, for a range of eight health services, from 1990 2010.

And Republicans have made it clear that they plan to use their destructive power to extract major policy concessions.

WASHINGTON — Congress prepared on Monday to scale back Michelle Obama's school-lunch nutrition mandates and curtail some clean water regulations in a $1 trillion spending bill that would avert a government shutdown this week but extract a policy price from Democrats.

Not only do their Lordships feel more legitimate than they used to, but the balance of power in the chamber is now held by the Liberal Democrats and independent crossbenchers, who are using it to extract regular policy concessions from government.

His research staff tackled difficult fiscal and monetary policy issues even as the Fund became involved in crises bail-outs in trouble-spots around the world including Greece, where as a member of the "troika" of creditors (alongside the European Commission and European Central Bank) it sought to extract concessionary policy reforms in exchange for financial assistance.