Sentence examples for love policy from inspiring English sources
The left narrative also ignores the fact that the creditors' tough love policy has worked in four other countries: Spain, Ireland, Portugal and Cyprus.
Mr. Ratliff, who has won wide praise for his handling of the job, announced his candidacy two weeks ago, but yesterday he announced a change of mind, saying he does "love policy making but I do not love politics".
Susan Love, policy manager for the Federation of Small Businesses in Scotland (FSB) argued it was important to ensure small businesses knew where to look if they wanted to compete for Scottish public work.
Most importantly, while she gracefully turned down speculation of as vice president, Rice commented "I love policy, not politics".
His most eye-catching pronouncement was on welfare — the latest such shift from the Conservatives, who head a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats and who have identified such "tough love" policies as popular with the electorate.
The move will be watched closely by an international community that has struggled to foster political change in Bosnia and Herzegovina despite trying hardheaded "tough love" policies and offering inducements like the eventual prospect of E.U. membership.
"I love and always have loved policy issues and trying to have an impact on the issues that are out there," he said.
"He loves getting involved in things — no one loves policy and politics more than Bill Clinton," said Mickey Kantor, a longtime friend and secretary of commerce under Mr. Clinton.
"Al Gore loved policy but he never really liked campaigning, making phone calls to donors, all the things you have to do running for office," said Tony Coehlo, who was chairman of Mr. Gore's presidential campaign in 2000.
A Republican known for his candor and willingness to treat bipartisanship as something more than a useful sound bite, Mr. Ratliff said he loved policy and public service but hated politics.
