Sentence examples for policy acumen from inspiring English sources

He is widely respected for his intelligence, policy acumen, experience and commitment to helping poor countries.

IT is rare for world leaders to be selected on the basis of their foreign policy acumen or experience.

Obama's appraisal of Trump's foreign policy acumen is shared by many people living in countries friendly towards the US.

While e-mails like these might fuel critics who question her policy acumen, others show Ms. Palin clearly engaged in lawmaking.

By that, Brownback said, he meant that Ryan combined policy acumen with political instincts that allowed him to see which issues would become hot and which bills had a chance of passing.

The anti-Santorum advertisements call him an "economic lightweight" and question his policy acumen, a line of attack he appeared to walk into with his comments about the jobless rate.

And his Clinton, when the time came, was definitive: a McDonald 's-loving 's-lovingrping mooch whose warmth, desire for McMuffins and McRibs, foreign-policy acumoochand daily jog are all part of one blob of genius and insatiability and ego.

Keeping Mom Happy Mr. Obama's jauntiness extends beyond policy or communication acumen.

He was drawn to Mr. Emanuel's experience in both the White House and Congress and called him "the whole package" of political acumen, policy chops and pragmatism.

Despite a substance-heavy record from his time as governor, notable foreign policy chops, and business acumen, he remains an untouched canvas for most voters.

Historians agree that it is impossible to predict exactly what Lincoln would have done about Reconstruction if he had lived, but they make projections based on his known policy positions and political acumen.