Sentence examples for policy equivalent from inspiring English sources

Evoking Hitler is the foreign policy equivalent of yelling "fire" in a crowded theater.

This is the energy policy equivalent of admitting to an experiment with marijuana but not inhaling.

In other words, the Coalition is claiming to have found the climate policy equivalent of a free lunch.

And to rally and educate the public, maybe the economic policy equivalent of the climate change documentary "An Inconvenient Truth"?

Sorry, but that's the policy equivalent of sneaking into a marathon near the finish line, then claiming victory.

For too long, disclosure has been viewed as the policy equivalent of a "free lunch" — all benefit and no cost.

Barack Obama needs to push reset -- needs the foreign policy equivalents of Lou Susman, Penny Pritzker, and others to tell him to stop behaving as if he is JFK the novice and needs to become JFK the great.

It might even be the domestic-policy equivalent of the bin Laden raid.

Which sounds like the monetary-policy equivalent of the backseat child grumping, "Are we there yet?" You can see why Weale is getting twitchy.

Sanger points out that "roughly 70percentt of China's leadership jobs will be turning over in 2012," a change that could be the foreign-policy equivalent of Taxmageddon.

Donald Trump's nativist claim that the president is not a citizen had its foreign-policy equivalent last year in Newt Gingrich's repellent remark that Mr. Obama exhibits "Kenyan, anticolonial behavior".