Sentence examples for policy facts from inspiring English sources
Those who were more knowledgeable about economic policy facts were less likely to support the last Bush tax cut.
It is a mistrust exacerbated by the calculation that slogans and slick advertising can gloss over contradictions or the absence of policy facts.
As we've seen in the debates on issues from climate change to gender equality to foreign policy, facts, statistics and rational arguments don't really matter if the goal of offering them up is to improve things in the here and now.
'Policy facts' do not objectively exist, but are always social constructions.
The leaders talked on the phone over the weekend, and she apparently had to explain to him some pretty basic foreign policy facts.
And in a media environment that can accentuate the insignificant while leaving the issues unexplored, I see getting the basic policy facts out to voters as hugely important.
I thought it was pretty decent, but I read the policy fact sheet first, which detracted from the experience.
All those Bill Shorten press conferences in front of solar arrays and wind turbines have been long on rhetoric and devoid of policy fact.
On a trip billed as a foreign policy fact-finding mission last year, a large group of Republican members of Congress, and some of their staff and family members, decided to take a swim in the sea after a long day.
Forget Mexicans and walls, economics -- in fact, forget arguing about any sort of policy, fact, statistic or ideology, as these can all be argued against and are now a distraction.
What he meant was made clearer in the companion policy fact-sheet: Obama was referring to the four principles for housing-finance reform legislation that he outlined last August.
