Sentence examples for policy crowd from inspiring English sources

He said the policy crowd here would consider the dress ostentatious.

So it's not terribly surprising that "courts" would not leap to the collective mind of the foreign policy crowd.

"Plus, a big part of the push to increase the retirement age to 70 is simply that the policy crowd doesn't work at jobs in which they're spent by the time they're 65".

But the DC policy crowd tells us that if only we had a systematic risk regulator this disaster could have been prevented.

Aspen TEDsters were alternately challenged and inspired -- the talks covered everything from self-organizing mini-helicopters to teen gospel choirs, the art of bird nests to energy policy, crowd-sourcing, algorithms to the virtual dissection to the sacred headlands of northern Canada.

Henceforth, says Brad DeLong, an economic historian at the University of California, Berkeley, "an administration that failed to achieve acceptable macroeconomic performance was a failed administration".Later policymakers learned they could not pursue higher employment if it meant fuelling inflation with slack monetary policy or crowding out private investment with public borrowing.

In their policies, the Crowd and the Server take into account several aspects, such as the number and quality of participating agents, the progress of execution of the Task and possible network effects, present in real-life systems.

Among the US arms control policy in-crowd, concerns multiplied about the new Iranian president's willingness to compromise its nuclear ambitions following a session at New York's Council on Foreign Relations think tank on 27 September.

Mr. Boehner charged that President Obama's policies have "crowded out" the private sector and "increased uncertainty" for "job creators".

This illustrates the way both capital and operating costs are affected by the number of passengers to be carried in a given time period, the route length, the average operating speed, and policies on crowding (whether or not each passenger gets a seat).

Yet, advocates for zero tolerance policies keep crowding out other voices by saying that we need "action now!" They argue that one more law will give them the tools they need to make everything better.