Sentence examples for major policy address from inspiring English sources

Most of Dr. Assad's speech, his first major policy address, was devoted to economic issues.

Aides had signaled that the speech would be Mr. Romney's last major policy address.

In New Hampshire, Mrs. Clinton gave what her campaign had billed as a major policy address on income inequality.

Back in his candidate's hat, he gave what aides called a "major policy address" on crime and policing.

At the Heritage Foundation, in Washington, in May, he gave what was meant to be a major policy address.

Mr. Bercow speaks in a hyperarticulate, perfectly punctuated style, as if he were a statesman giving a major policy address.

Instead, in several speeches he talked of easing tax burdens across the board and stressed the importance of a sound education system -- the subjects of his two major policy addresses since joining the race.

General Clark was one of two candidates for the Democratic nomination for president who sought yesterday to play to their strengths with what aides characterized as major policy addresses.

He is not secretive; quite often, he has laid out ambitious plans months or years before they were launched, in the texts of public speeches of the sort that Washington usually doesn't pay much attention to so-called "major policy addresses".

He is not secretive; quite often, he has laid out ambitious plans months or years before they were launched, in the texts of public speeches of the sort that Washington usually doesn't pay much attention to — so-called "major policy addresses".

Mr. Emanuel — who announced on Saturday what was by then obvious, that he really is running — is promising major policy addresses on education, crime and city finances in the coming months, and has already said that this is no time to "even talk about raising taxes".