Sentence examples for for policy debates from inspiring English sources

It was a soapbox for policy debates — about prison privatization, solitary confinement, mental illness — but it was allergic to pedantry.

Compromise policies — measures that are not explicitly race-targeted but are chosen partly because they will benefit nonwhites especially — should become the basis for policy debates.

The courts and, in particular, the highest body in the land are ground zero for policy debates that will likely affect the lives of millions of Americans.

Such people may, in the modern world, provide statistical fodder for policy debates, but they are also, archetypally, the heroes and heroines of fairy tales, picaresque novels and pop-culture epics.

We conclude with a discussion of the implications for policy debates about authorship and scientific careers.

And for policy debates that often boil down to the lowest common denominator and play to our baser emotions, the "Define American" campaign urges us to have the conversations necessary to see our common humanity, and to work for our common good.

The terrorist danger from Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda was not a major topic for policy debate among the public, the media, or in the Congress.

Confronted on the issue at the Centre for Policy Debate policy forum on the future of broadcasting, Mr Davies said: "I feel it in my bones we will be talking about it again shortly with the political situation in Scotland".

Results in this paper for price elasticities have important implications for alcohol policy debates.

Long the advertising domain of retail chains, community colleges and one ubiquitous Midtown skin doctor, the trains, buses and stations of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority have come to assume an unusual role: sounding board for Middle East policy debates.

At the same time, Mr. Levitt's penchant for making decisions within a small circle of advisors has, some say, weakened the role of the commission itself, once an arena for vigorous policy debates.