Sentence examples for intense policy from inspiring English sources

Throughout the New Labour era, mythologised for its control freakery, there were intense policy divisions.

Nevertheless, the Mariner accident has already stoked the intense policy debate over stiffening regulations on shallow-water drillers.

"He could definitely pick every issue in this bill and mix it up with the most intense policy wonk".

But Mr. Djerejian added: "This is a period of intense policy formulation, because of the seriousness of the situation on the ground.

And if the Fed feels that the costs and risks of hyper-activism have indeed diminished (the fifth argument), it becomes more comfortable maintaining intense policy experimentation.

Zaller and his colleagues dub them "intense policy demanders," which, in today's G.O.P., includes all the familiar factions: religious leaders, gun enthusiasts, business élites, anti-tax activists, foreign-policy hawks.

And then within hours, Mr. Obama was gone — headed to New York City for two days of intense foreign policy negotiations at the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly.

After a new rebellion in 1863, Tsar Alexander II transformed the Congress Kingdom into a province of the Russian Empire and subjected it to an intense Russification policy.

On Monday, she held a brief meeting with the Israeli ambassador, reflecting an interest that aides say she expresses in intense foreign policy tutorials.

"The efficient functioning of our capital markets has intense public policy aspects," said William H. Donaldson, the commission's chairman, as he began a daylong hearing on market structure issues.

Coming after 31 American troops died Wednesday in a helicopter crash in Iraq, the vote portended intense foreign policy battles in Congress in the months ahead.