Sentence examples for plausible policy from inspiring English sources
They shape the debate and determine plausible policy prescriptions.
One big problem which undermined many otherwise plausible policy positions was a lack of trust.
Withdrawing was a perfectly plausible policy choice (the other being remaining but trying to reduce our carbon dioxide-cutting commitments).
Even if he maintains the dubious notion that transforming Iraq by military force could have been a plausible policy for any administration, it is time for Mr. Friedman to join those who opposed this war from the start.
Aleksander, like Szalay's first protagonist, adopts a plausible policy - as each of us tends to - of taking his lead from those around him, leading to an uncomfortable demonstration of how malleable we all are.
In the absence of plausible policy specifics, a coherent philosophy, a regard for nuance, or an acknowledgment of the exigencies of governance, this ritual seemed an end in itself.
So it's a work in progress that requires plausible policies and greater trust than currently exists both within Labour's ranks and with voters.
Still, the 64-year-old Trump, who once advised heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson, will need to produce some plausible policies – and not simply more pugnacious attitude – if he expects the country to say, "You're hired".
Woodward's fifth book about wartime decision making in the White House draws on interviews, internal memorandums and classified documents to chronicle the Obama administration's efforts to construct plausible policies on Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Besides, an application of the integrated ABM + DCM approach related to Rome's case study has been performed in [92], by implementing an ABM fed with DCM agent-specific utility functions, proving its usefulness in obtaining a ranking of plausible policies that maximize consensus building while minimizing utility losses thanks to the negotiation process.
The White House has to give fence-sitters plausible policy-based cover for changing positions.
