Sentence examples similar to low key policy from inspiring English sources
"The Saudis no doubt quickly realized that being on the U.N.S.C. would mean they could no longer pursue their traditional back seat and low-key policies and therefore decided to give it up," said Bernard Haykel, a professor of Middle East studies at Princeton University and an authority on Saudi Arabia.
Throughout her career, King has been regarded as loyal, capable and low key, avoiding debates over policy and able to steer clear of political divisions inside and outside the school system.
Some early critics said he was too democratic and tolerant of dissent.Although Mr Greenspan's approach remains low key, he now dominates monetary policy decisions, invariably shaping the consensus towards an outcome he prefers.
The bank has now lowered its overnight rate by 350 basis points since December 2007, bringing it to lows comparable to July 1958 when its key policy tool was called the Bank Rate.
The CDG members were particularly interested in ensuring that research addressed key policy issues for health systems in low and middle income countries (LMIC), and that the research findings were communicated to policy users and, where appropriate, influenced policy decisions.
Grand policies will remain politicized, but choices between alternative implementation strategies, being low key, are more amenable to scientific input.
Stakeholder coalitions can further key policy development aims that are essential to strengthen mental health systems in low-resource settings.
