Sentence examples for policy fights from inspiring English sources

Senate Democrats say they will oppose conducting such policy fights on spending bills.

He provided the moral and intellectual ballast in many of its most serious policy fights.

This is why, in the long run, Cruz has the advantage in his three policy fights with Rubio.

And he has played a central role in nearly all of the big policy fights against the opposition party that have defined the past few years.

These are the special interests that have been on the losing end of a variety of policy fights in the last couple of years.

The bill would, among other things, ban abortion coverage from the new insurance exchanges, reviving one of last year's policy fights.

"Anytime you choose to engage in policy fights in Washington, chances are your supporters are not going to be in 100 percent alignment all the time," he said.

One is that Republican victories in midterm elections, while increasing the leverage of Mr. Obama's adversaries in policy fights, have also increased their responsibility for producing results.

Mr Manchin is frustrated by Mr Obama, sorrowing that the president makes policy fights personal, breaking a cardinal rule of Manchin-politics by questioning Republicans' motives and morality.

As the 2012 campaign heats up, policy fights that used to play out in old-school direct mailings and television advertisements are likely to migrate to Twitter.

The other Republicans on that panel will vote against it, and so on Wednesday internal policy fights among Democrats will move to the forefront.