Sentence examples for policy distinction from inspiring English sources

After outlining each policy distinction, Mr. Gore announced: "The choice is yours and it's on the ballot on Tuesday".

Barely a footnote in the Democratic debate throughout most of 2007, trade has emerged more recently as perhaps the key defining policy distinction in Tuesday's Ohio primary.

"We think there's absolutely no intellectual or policy distinction to be made," Mr. Lowenstein said, just "because they happen to think they do more virtuous investing".

A key policy distinction was drawn this week in a Democratic Senate primary that many have argued has been driven largely by personality--rather than policy--differences.

The policy distinctions between Rubio and Cruz are relatively substantive, and therefore the current debate represents a new phase in the campaign.

But a politician who makes the effort to limit those critiques to policy distinctions rather than personal attacks may have the ability to appeal to voters who are disgusted by the way we run our campaigns now.

The vice president hopes to spend the rest of the campaign making the policy distinctions between himself and Mr. Bush as stark as possible, and he began that task with today's address.

The emerging picture of cord blood banking developed in this paper is one not easily categorised with reference to the bioethical and policy distinctions of gifts and commodities, the public and private, community and immunity.

Perhaps more important than policy distinctions, the two candidates differed in their styles.

There are $7.5 trillion worth of sharp policy distinctions between them as well.

What this did — or should do — was reframe the foreign policy distinctions between the two, and the assumptions about each candidate.