Sentence examples for internecine policy from inspiring English sources

And Mrs. Clinton's sheer force of personality could overshadow any internecine policy debates.

Mr. Obama's economic team has often had internecine battles over policy, but the president's advisers generally fall in line once he makes the final decision.

He was Colin Powell's most loyal ally in the Bush Administration's internecine conflicts over foreign policy.

The question is whether the deteriorating situation in Syria and Iraq will throw a big wrench into Mr Obama's programme of turning American foreign policy away from the endless bloody internecine warfare of the Middle East, and towards more promising subjects such as trade, East Asia, and the international legal order.In the end, the wrench in question will probably be small.

What people want to find is evidence of some buzzy internecine feud or conflict with the White House, some career-crippling statement of policy or opinion, some private message in which Clinton says something intemperate about a political opponent, or some tawdry act of State Department-Clinton Global Initiative synergy.

The Russian establishment, or whichever faction had the upper hand in the endless internecine manoeuvrings he describes, grossly overestimated the extent to which it could effect changes in policy.

The internecine battle being waged in the Democratic Party pits establishment types who have long tempered aggressive policy positions for fear of upsetting the delicate balance within the party against a vibrant and energetic progressive movement.

And while an internecine war is raging in her party across a range of fronts, including defence, Malhotra says McDonnell is quietly rebuilding economic policy from the ground up, helped by his much-vaunted advisory council of economic radicals, including Thomas Piketty and Mariana Mazzucato.

One is its internecine impulse.

Internecine struggles for power followed.

Many internecine battles will follow.