Sentence examples for policy establishments from inspiring English sources

When he and William White, his colleague at the BIS, warned the world that a credit bubble was inflating back in 2003, they were roundly ignored by the academic and policy establishments.

The treaty has been endorsed by nearly every luminary in the Democratic and Republican foreign policy establishments — including Henry Kissinger, George Shultz, James Baker, Sam Nunn, William Perry and James Schlesinger — as well as all three heads of the nation's nuclear laboratories and seven former commanders of the nuclear forces.

LONDON — A long-awaited inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq war began Tuesday and immediately homed in on the question that seems set to dominate its work: whether the former prime minister, Tony Blair, and his government were drawn into the conflict — over the objections of Britain's defense, intelligence and foreign policy establishments — by an eagerness to please the United States.

At the same time, the president had made bitter enemies of conservative Southerners because of his embrace of the civil rights movement; he had invited the contempt of the military by his cautious response to the Cuban missile crisis; and he had alarmed much of the intelligence, military and foreign policy establishments with his plan to end the Vietnam War.

Working within the foreign policy establishments of the day, they contributed to its weakness.

Iran's new diplomacy has rattled many in the foreign policy establishments of the US, Britain, and France.

The divisions within the Republican foreign policy establishment continue at a time when Mr. Obama is trying to establish his own international credentials.

(Mr. Ruan is also considered close to China's foreign policy establishment).

This change happened so fast that it left the foreign policy establishment gasping to catch up.

And the Indian foreign policy establishment, once reluctant to challenge China, is taking a harder line.

Differences: Ellsberg: highly educated; member of foreign policy establishment; remains in country.