Sentence examples for mold policy from inspiring English sources

"It's about human rights – this can't be pushed down our throats without consent," said De Mier, who views her mission as helping mold policy on genetically modified animals for the country.

Foundation staff members say they have helped mold education policy in 28 states.

Judge Pauley, however, found that housing officials instead had tried to reinterpret the consent decree, which he approved, that established the new mold abatement policy.

He also toughened his critique of Mr. Bush by suggesting that his Republican rival would be "a pliant president" who would mold public policy to please the special interests that have underwritten his campaign.

"The megarich increasingly use their foundations and their celebrity as philanthropists to mold public policy to an extent not possible for other citizens," Joanne Barkan, who has long been a critic of big philanthropy, wrote in The Guardian.

Forget that the AFP is backed by billionaires continuing to mold domestic policy.

Perhaps the clearest example of how difficult it was for Romney to use private-sector tactics to mold public policy was his approach to higher education.

Congress was supposed to act before this happened, to give legislators the chance to mold energy policy, but the legislators punted.

Pataki officials say their attack on Mrs. Clinton's plan has nothing to do with the governor's support for Mr. Lazio, and that their ire is molded by policy rather than politics.

In 1716 17 Townshend and Walpole left his government in protest over Stanhope's alleged efforts to mold English foreign policy to the needs of George's Hanoverian possessions.

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