Sentence examples for heavy policy from inspiring English sources

The states also point out that their RETs are doing a lot of the heavy policy lifting to help Australia meet its Paris targets.

However, my sense is that the entries for 1987 and 1988 do reveal fewer days of heavy policy engagement and a schedule edging toward that of a ceremonial chief executive.

But Ms. Winfrey, who could be as tough as any political reporter if she wanted to, knows her audience too well to expect it to sit still for a heavy policy discussion.

An avuncular but serious man, Mr. Ravitch would not have accepted the lieutenant governor's job unless it had an heavy policy portfolio attached to it, those who have worked him say.

When McCain nudged him back to his main question, Clapper said, "Whether or not that constitutes an act of war, I think, is a very heavy policy call that I don't believe the intelligence community can make, but it certainly would carry, in my view, great gravity".

Hopefully a few stiff drinks and a heavy policy agenda will do wonders to bind then together again quickly.

"It's not a book full of white papers and heavy policies," Mr. Conant said.

Mr Teske was nominated to the panel by the German government, ever more deeply committed to a renewables-heavy policy; when the summary of the report was launched in Berlin two German cabinet ministers spoke approvingly.

However, while sending out platitudes to the under 25s may be enough to win over their parents in the rhetoric-heavy, policy-light speeches of the party conferences, the temptation when in government is to forget any promises they made in the face of conflicting, vote-winning concerns.

It is already heavy on policy, with clashes over the economy, health care, the Iraq war, national security, and their records in Congress and the State House.

I needed a rest, man, after a heavy foreign policy powwow Friday with Vicente Fox, trading cowboy boots for a sombrero.