Sentence examples for policy appeal from inspiring English sources

It was both dramatic theater and a preview of his policy appeal beyond a libertarian base, including young people and independents worried about government intrusion in their private lives.

Some have argued that resilience has colloquial and policy appeal as it stresses positive and transformative processes.

Shanghai, as the most advanced mega city in China, has launched a pilot carbon emission trading scheme (SH-ETS) that is designed to achieve a compromise between the domestic context in Shanghai, and a need for national policy appeal.

Miller et al. (2010) have also argued that resilience has colloquial and policy appeal for policy-makers and practitioners as it stresses positive and transformative processes, while vulnerability, when applied to label groups and regions, may be associated with a certain stigma.

While securing its broad public policy appeal, this diversity has arguably added to the controversy about definition, measurement, means of mobilisation and expected outcomes [ 3, 4].

The detention policy appealed to right-wing voters, but it was criticized by liberal-leaning Australians and the United Nations.

Offering to repeat the trick with the NHS may help to get rid of the "control-freak" label that hinders his prospects of becoming and remaining prime minister.The policy appeals to Mr Cameron for a different reason.

The new policy appeals to much the same demographic, and they are often, usefully, in marginal seats.The right to buy scheme was not the only throwback in the launch of the election manifesto.

While the tough policy appealed to Mr. Sarkozy's law-and-order voters and residents upset by the presence of the camps, both the European Union and the French Parliament were dismayed.

11.44am BST Nuttall says Ukip policies appeal to everyone.

Nor do Peretz's economic policies appeal to them.