Sentence examples for policy himself from inspiring English sources

Dalton McGuinty, their leader, is young but indecisive, and lacks a clear energy policy himself.

In recent weeks, Mr. Wahid has taken control of economic policy himself.

In fact, he appears to have benefited richly from the policy himself.

Felipe Calderón, the president, has called for "a fundamental debate on the legalisation of drugs", even though he opposes such a policy himself.

Whenever cornered on why he has fibbed, or gone too far, or not proposed constructive public policy himself, he'll fall back "my job is to provoke" and the like.

W. admired Cheney's brass (he used another word) but grew increasingly skeptical of him, the more he learned about foreign policy himself, and the more he got pulled into a diplomatic mode by Condi in the second term.

He determined the policies himself, and personally selected all of the research staff and students, relying on a small staff to enforce his plans.

Sure, we'll point out that one of the guiding ideas of the McCain campaign is that he famously Maverick-Rolled President Bush's policies himself.

This new policy (Marshall himself did not use the word "plan") was "directed not against any country or doctrine".

When his party was firmly united behind a policy he himself opposed, he yielded to the wishes of Congress.

If America wants to overthrow his regime, he said, this was a policy he himself might back, since it was more "civilised" than attacking innocent Iraqis.