Sentence examples for policy attack from inspiring English sources

He linked the issue to Labor's broader health policy attack.

The policy attack on arbitration relies on unjustified stereotypes – an imaginary court system that is efficient and accessible and an imaginary arbitration system in which businesses pick biased decision makers and set whatever rules they want.

Instead, Labor overlaid its policy attack with references to Turnbull's wealth, allowing government members to argue Labor was criticising the prime minister because he was rich and allowing the prime minister to cast himself as an unlikely martyr.

The election contest has a personal edge, with Labor linking its policy attack to Turnbull's personal wealth (last estimated at around $200m) and the Coalition seeking to link Shorten with malpractice in the union movement and to portray him as being not up to the task of leading the nation.

The Fox News Channel quickly resumed discussing Senator John McCain's foreign policy attacks on Mr. Obama.

In 2008, the Democratic candidates for president largely avoided highly contentious personal or policy attacks against each other.

Both the old pros of the Assembly & the newspapers feared his sharp economic policy attacked him for taking too much responsibility, and said that they suspected him of wanting too much power.

Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, has been laying out a series of foreign policy attacks on Mr. Obama, his likely Democratic rival, questioning the wisdom of Mr. Obama's call for making diplomatic overtures to enemies and repeatedly painting him as inexperienced.

But he spent most of the interview answering questions about foreign policy, attacking President Bush on Iraq and North Korea and promising to send former President Bill Clinton to the Middle East as a peace broker.

Trump has tried to have his cake and eat it on the subject of Middle East policy, attacking Clinton for backing regime change in Iraq and Libya while implying he was opposed to both wars at the time.

"It is easy to demonise politicians and resort to ad hominem rather than policy attacks, but Thatcher encouraged the worst behaviour across all aspects of society and we are still reaping her poisoned harvest".