Sentence examples for policy event from inspiring English sources

While the main foreign policy event of the book is the violent disintegration of the former Yugoslavia, Halberstam also covers Somalia, Rwanda and Haiti.

Mr. Bush discussed the economy at the meeting, which was considered a policy event, enabling the Bush campaign to charge taxpayers for part of the trip.

While White House officials said Mr. Bush's appearance here was a policy event rather than a political one, this is a state he will be visiting a lot.

While the administration's watchword is stability, experts recall another political tradition: the October Surprise, a foreign policy event, either engineered or unexpected, that alters the closing weeks of the campaign.

As has become its habit, the White House said the meeting with a few hundred workers at the plant was an "economic policy event," even though the conversation has become indistinguishable from Mr. Bush's campaign appearances.

Should delegates have steered away from Fujitsu's business connector's reception or WWF's Coca-Cola-sponsored water policy event they may have stumbled upon the European Azerbaijan Society's (TEAS) jazz reception.

There are two consequential policy events coming up in a matter of days.

At ACCA for example, we bring together private and the public sector individuals at policy events and conferences.

The outcomes are then debated at public policy events in Westminster and at fringe events at the major UK political party conferences this year.

When it comes to news about Communist leaders or important foreign policy events, the central propaganda department still directs the media nationwide like a well-rehearsed orchestra.

He also churned out a steady stream of op-ed pieces, testified before Congress and showed up at the big foreign policy events.