Sentence examples for hitting policy from inspiring English sources
He is a hard hitting, policy knowledgeable adviser and point man.
"Once a crisis actually hits, policy tools are largely ineffectual," said Jason S. Grumet, president of the Bipartisan Policy Center, one of the event's sponsors.
However, here we have hit a policy snag.
"Our fear is that we will develop all of this and finally we'll hit this policy barrier or this reimbursement barrier," Dr. Ekbia said.
"If an occurrence is defined as each player and each season he played, you could hit the policy limits multiple times".
"We think this is one of the silliest ideas to hit the policy arena," said Gene Kimmelman, co-director of the Washington office of Consumers Union, an advocacy group.
Many opponents are concerned about TTIP giving firms power to sue governments if they are hit by policy changes.
ITV's hit policier Inspector Morse ended at the turn of the millennium after 13 years on air, and Maigret had been one of the attempts to find a classy, brainy replacement.
He added: "The increase will hit home insurance policies, too – with those living in non-standard properties or homes with a flood risk seeing the biggest rise".
They can make the difference between stagnant research and hard-hitting policy change, and your passion for networking and sharing ideas makes you perfect for the job.
In a sign he's confident about the Ohio and Texas results, Mr. McCain spent much of Monday hitting his foreign policy talking points, not engaging with Mike Huckabee in the nominating contest, The Washington Post reports.
