Sentence examples for policy chatter from inspiring English sources

Congressman Aaron Schock is a highly reasonable, intelligent, balanced Republican member of Congress -- and though I have only met him twice, I was impressed with how he conducted his conversations and views in D.C. cocktail policy chatter -- particularly at an MSNBC party where Rachel Maddow was tending the bar.

We are outperformed on achievement tests by the so-called "Asian Tigers" -- Taiwan, Shanghai, Korea, Japan, Singapore -- but these countries do not usually include students with various learning disabilities in their test samples, and the policy chatter there includes large doses of envy for American creativity and openness.

Forget all the CNBC chatter about Fed policy and bargain stocks.

She didn't seem hostile to the things that make up most coffee-table chatter — status, celebrity, policy, pop culture — she just didn't show much interest.

Investors never seem to learn, but the best policy is to ignore the chatter and buy strong stocks, ones that are cheap and that should gain as sentiment improves.

I disdain all the chatter about gun control policy at a moment like this.

As longtime healthcare policy watcher Sara Rosenbaum noted, no bipartisan chatter means anything until McConnell sits down with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

For all the empty chatter about combining austerity with growth, policies that might deliver growth in the eurozone will continue to be the stuff of dreams.

And if you build IM and social networking into every productivity application without instituting reasonable use policies, don't be surprised if back-channel chatter consumes whatever time savings were achieved from a smaller inbox.

"Even though there's a lot of chatter about Turkey and Saudi Arabia, with their more active foreign policy, doing it by themselves, that's not going to happen".

But after Trump's victory, Oldenziel told me, the "usual smugness" the Dutch chattering classes have toward American forms of lunacy (gun policy, for example) is gone.