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Despite the similarities between Labor's electricity scheme and its own policy direction, the Turnbull government has continued to use Abbott's lines to attack it.

He believes the business community is particularly concerned about the "policy direction the new cabinet is going to take because a lot of people are still sceptical".

Kim's customary New Year's speech is closely watched for indications of the policy direction the unpredictable and reclusive leader is likely to pursue in the coming year.

Moreover, it saw Charles lose the "precious initiative in policy direction"; the Commons had only previously been prevented from twisting the King's intentions and policies due to the presence of the Lords, which acted as a buffer.

The decision to make Priebus chief of staff, traditionally the most important White House position except for the presidency itself, says a whole lot about the likely policy direction the administration will take.

To craft comprehensive policy directions, the HRHN developed an organizational structure utilizing technical working groups (TWGs).

In 2005, a new health sector strategic plan that outlines the vision and the policy direction of the health sector was launched and during the same year the health sector was allocated a substantial budget increment.

Its operations and planning should follow the policy direction of the president and the National Security Council.

Andrew RT Davies, leader of the Welsh Conservatives, claimed "Wales does lag other parts of the United Kingdom", which he blamed on the policy direction of the Labour-run government.

"The Government regards the nation's children as the leaders of tomorrow," Mr. McIntosh said, adding that the grant was in support of the policy direction of the Government.

Working with the Global Poverty Project's New York crew, Michael is overseeing the policy direction of the 2013 Global Citizen Festival.