Sentence examples for policy assertions from inspiring English sources

What's been farcical about the Bush presidency so far is how quickly his smug policy assertions, and not just about Mr. Putin, are upended almost instantaneously by events or facts (some of them supplied by his own administration).

Bring into the Four Elements brief policy assertions (Earth: food and forest; Water: fracking; Air: climate crisis; Fire: renewable energy).

Unfortunately, the personality of an entrepreneur seldom comes into spotlight in governmental policies, assertions, initiatives and policy implementation.

"This was not a junior bureaucrat freelancing" or administration sources making assertions about "on the ground" conditions; it was essentially a policy statement.

"Each man present, including Commissioner Tagliabue and Mr. Jones on the speaker phone, unequivocally stated that they did not believe Mr. Policy's assertion of innocence," Mara said.

Mr. Okubo said the bank's new long-term rate target amounted to a tightening of monetary policy, an assertion Mr. Kuroda rejected.

The confrontation with the country's most prominent military figure also turned the president's policy of assertion of civilian control into a dangerous crisis.

Government officials have contended that the deal does not signify the surrender of an independent foreign policy, an assertion that seems to have been borne out most recently with respect to Myanmar, formerly Burma.

And when Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, justifies his policy with unsupported assertions and dodgy statistics, Liam Byrne, his Labour shadow, ought to have a smarter response in mind than appearing to try to sound tougher still – as he did on Monday with his attack on Tory competence.

This was the price of a foreign policy based on assertion rather than on persuasion.

Rita Smith, an NFL senior advisor on domestic violence and sexual assault who helped create the NFL policy, challenged that assertion.  .