Sentence examples for fascinating policy from inspiring English sources

Roger C. Altman, one of the participants in the Podesta planning sessions and a high-level Treasury official in the Carter and Clinton administrations, noted in an interview on the Charlie Rose television program last week that the United States faced "the most serious and fascinating policy challenges I've ever seen".

There are several reasons why the ancient Greeks espoused and practiced this fascinating policy in regards to the Olympic Games.

EARLY start today for a fascinating monetary policy forum at Fathom Consulting, including talks by two former members of the Bank of England's interest rate-setting committee, Sushil Wadhwani and Charles Goodhart.

Fight against the lure of quickly sending off "What a fascinating new policy LOL J/K WANT THE D? cock.jpg" as an iMessage by supporting the Liberals' broadband speeds, so nothing will ever be delivered.

LAST week the IMF hosted a research conference in honour of Stanley Fischer, which generated a heaping portion of fascinating monetary-policy discussion (some of which we discuss in this week's paper).

On October 1, 2000, Washington Post writer Jerry Knight did note ruefully, "What's fascinating about the policy debate is the agreement on the guiding principle:  The government should not stand in the way of financial innovation".

This cooperative view of humanity has fascinating implications for foreign policy as well: founders are not big supporters of sovereignty.

The Department for Education's change to the school calendar for summer-born children is a fascinating example of a policy that attempts to solve a problem by literally putting the clock back, making April into the new September.

This story illuminates not only fascinating truths about drug policy, but about entire liberal traditions in British political history.

Jonathan Cohn, writing at his new must-read blog, has a fascinating piece on the policy implications of the ongoing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

These policies are fascinating (especially from an academic standpoint), some have merit and many deserve to be at the very least explored.