Sentence examples for formidable policy from inspiring English sources

If confirmed, Mr. Lew and Ms. White face formidable policy agendas.

One result is that he reaches out to formidable policy advisers; he does not seem to worry that he will look ignorant in comparison -- or, more searchingly, that he should, like them, devote himself more energetically to understanding the world.

Promoting migration for economic prosperity and ensuring health and social protection for migrants and their families remains a formidable policy challenge [ 48- 51].

Balancing human rights discourses (for instance, the right of a single mother to migrate for economic reasons), in the context of social and health impact to both families and remittance dependent economies form formidable policy challenges for governments seeking to 'manage' migration and development.

"So there may be some relief that they don't have to deal with a formidable foreign policy leader in Hillary Clinton.

While the challenge is particularly formidable to policy makers and planners, it offers opportunities for environment-behaviour researchers to contribute to the resolution of urban problems.. Studies focusing on the quality of urban life (QOUL) offer such opportunities.

I'm in California for a couple of weeks doing some think-tank research about the state's formidable public-policy problems.

By Steve Coll December 9, 2009 I'm in California for a couple of weeks doing some think-tank research about the state's formidable public-policy problems.

Even as drill masters studied ancient Roman textbooks to recover the discipline that made the legions formidable instruments of policy, so too did strategists return to a Classical world in which the logic of foreign policy shaped the conduct of war.

WHEN China's formidable one-child policy bureaucracy 500,000 strong was rolled into the Ministry of Health this year, some dared to dream that the end was nigh for the family-planning enforcers.

I have previously written about Laurie Rubiner's formidable intellectual and policy skills -- and these were noted in a major profile of Rubiner and her influence on Hillary Clinton's health care plan in the New York Times.