Sentence examples for policy breakthroughs from inspiring English sources
The speech didn't offer the kinds of policy breakthroughs the party ultimately requires.
However, US officials expressed some frustration that their personal warmth never translated into policy breakthroughs.
Johnson and Nixon presided over major policy breakthroughs, but also over two of the most unhappy episodes of the 20th century," Vietnam and Watergate.
"But conflicts will appear, because to survive, Hu must make his mark with policy breakthroughs that may harm Jiang's policies and interests".
While no major policy breakthroughs are expected during his five-day visit, which is billed as a private one, many here hope that Mr. Carter's presence will advance their efforts for change.
The Reagan division of power proved strikingly stable because the country was experiencing a decade of sustained economic growth and enjoying a series of unexpectedly sweeping foreign policy breakthroughs, a combination that boosted public confidence in America's trajectory and persuaded the voters to stick with the incumbent parties in both the White House and the Congress.
Rather than a policy breakthrough, however, this sudden jump was down to a simple re-classification.
Privately, American officials say they have received no real response to Mr. Obama's overture, or any other indication of any policy breakthrough to justify the Moscow meeting.
For Mr. Reagan, the Soviet proposal provided an opportunity for a foreign policy breakthrough when he appeared immobilized by the Iran-contra scandal.
Pan was also betting on a policy breakthrough: so far, the government had not permitted personal mortgages on housing, but he figured that it would do so within a few years, by which time construction would be finished.
Following Austria's announcement of immigration curbs, countries on the Balkan route between Greece and Austria have followed suit, meaning that hundreds of thousands could end being kettled in Greece unless there is an EU policy breakthrough.
