Sentence examples for pitch policy from inspiring English sources

Back in October I watched prospective Tory MPs pitch policy ideas to a panel of dragons including Anne Widdecombe.

It allows Beijing to claim it is not caving to Washington — and pitch policy changes as a much-needed effort to spend more money, where it belongs, at home.

But the real question is how China's new leaders pitch policy towards the US.

The final 6-8 startups who get selected for longer pitches will be refunded their entrance fee, as is our 'no pay to pitch' policy.

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He and the medium were made for each other; it was the killer app of its time, and he used it, smartly and in a new way, to campaign, to pitch policy and to make the public his friend.

But with slogans like "tax the rich" and "keep jobs in America," few politicians can resist the temptation to pitch policies that win votes but lose money.

Currently pitching policies in 43 states, Haven Life's taking a similar approach to woo customers who will — at some point — die.

And going forward, the game of campaigning is still very much the same -- both parties have the chance to pitch their policy ideas and philosophical preferences to as large a majority as possible, with the goal of scooping up that median-voter-plus-one and notching an electoral victory.

Sadiq chaired one of our events, and Jeremy Corbyn pitched a policy that came second in another event.

But their emphases were distinct: the chancellor advanced an individualistic argument, pitching the policy as a victory for taxpayers fair for those who pay for it and a step towards a leaner, more dynamic society.