Sentence examples for policy contrast from inspiring English sources

… this is the policy contrast of the election.

So far, Johnson hasn't added his name as a cosponsor, but he's expressed concerns about the rule, and this may soon provide a stark policy contrast between the two Wisconsin politicians.

This year, he has run more to the left of the Republican field, although he has hesitated to draw explicit policy contrasts other than on Social Security.

JAMA's new policy contrasts sharply with two editorials the journal published in 1981 that criticized the Ingelfinger rule and the "buttoned-lip syndrome" that reporters encountered at scientific meetings.

This national policy contrasts with that of the United Kingdom, where only girls from 10 to 14 years of age who do not have detectable antibody levels to rubella virus are immunized.

The objective of this article is to analyze the relevance of a specific public policy, contrasting its design with the context and needs it seeks to solve.

Tyler's difficulties in domestic policy contrasted with notable accomplishments in foreign policy.

This policy contrasts with that of Alexander the Great, who aimed to impose Greek throughout his empire as the official language.

If Rubio wants to take Crist head on, he should - but with economic policy contrasts that demonstrate both how Crist failed to ameliorate the jobs situation and with how Rubio would propose to fix the problem.

Romney aides acknowledge if the former Massachusetts governor becomes the Republican nominee, it will be difficult for him to draw foreign policy contrasts with the current commander-in-chief.

Indeed, several participants raised unprompted criticisms of current clinical guidance and policy, contrasting aspects of these with their own decisions on how to act in particular situations; this would seem unusual in a more conventional undergraduate teaching scenario.