Sentence examples for interpreter of policy from inspiring English sources
The line between major and minor is not clear even for the neutral interpreter of policy.
In a 1964 profile in The New York Post, Mr. Slote was described as the mayor's "listening post and running block, diplomat and interpreter of city policy".
At most institutions, the department chair is the primary interpreter of written tenure policy; it's his or her obligation to communicate the unwritten "rules of the game".
The Tory leader rose through the ranks as an energetic interpreter of new ideas rather than as a policy devotee.
Physicians understand the impact that lack of policy has on their practice, and recommend that policies be formulated in the following areas: More established and experienced bank of interpreters.
William Sommerfield is the premier George Washington interpreter of our time.
James Levine, a lauded interpreter of the composer, conducts.
Her mother is a freelance interpreter of American Sign Language and Spanish.
Rubinstein was considered a master interpreter of Chopin's work.
He is the self-appointed interpreter of that will.
