Sentence examples for policy affairs from inspiring English sources

He commands a respect and a level of expertise in foreign policy affairs which this House, and indeed parliament, is very much the wiser for".

The outcome will determine the country's handling of critical environmental challenges alongside pressing economic and foreign policy affairs and mounting concern about corruption and racketeering.

"The apprenticeship scheme we've been running for 12 years is hugely oversubscribed," said Rona Macdonald, policy affairs manager of OPITO, the skills and knowledge body for the oil and gas industries.

This ongoing boom, driven primarily by birthrate, is the context for the capital's campaigns for more transport infrastructure, more housing and more control over its own fiscal and social policy affairs in an age of public finance austerity.

"They made a very conscious decision to go for the highest-quality water and protect it, and it's paid off," said Steve Via, who handles government regulation and policy affairs for the American Water Works Association, a group of water professionals.

The main titles have links to the ruling family and there is little or no critical reporting of domestic or foreign policy affairs.

In large part due to these schemes, the 2000 to 2010 decade can be characterized as a relatively top-down policy affair.

The Council oversees both regional and functional committees, serving such interests as ideology, finances, policy, military affairs, social affairs, and legal affairs.

Although Takeshita reportedly went to great pains to select Cabinet appointees untainted by the Recruit scandal, he left Shintaro Abe as secretary general of the ruling party and Michio Watanabe as chairman of the party's influential policy-affairs research council.

From 1984 to 1992, Axworthy held positions focusing on economic policy, external affairs, national defense and international trade.

I am very interested in British politics, education policy, foreign affairs and ABBA.