Sentence examples for policy leanings from inspiring English sources

Or is there some class of philosopher-kings and queens without preconceived policy leanings who should staff Congress?

-But President Obama's use of the phrase to describe his current energy policy leanings - signaling yes to a combination of domestic drilling, alternative energy and conservation -- is driving Republicans nuts, because the phrase has been a product of their party's energy platform for years.

Generally, Levin's colleagues at the university seemed either unwilling or unable to express their opinion on their president's policy leanings.

Her foreign policy leanings are considerably to the right of many mainstream Democratic leaders, including President Obama himself and Secretary of State John Kerry.

Despite the liberal policy leanings of some other private foundations, OSF appears to be the first in the U.S. whose workforce has union representation.

They advocate policies leaning toward stricter emission standards via cleaner burning fuel and improved automobile emissions technology.

This tension, though--between his public discussion of counter-terrorism and policies leaning towards COIN--may prove fatal.

"I think overall the approach we took on leaning in to policy and leaning into systems change work has been difficult," Wang said.

It may have been at this time that Henry, prematurely believing he had reached the zenith of his power, displayed openly, as if it were a matter of governmental policy, his leanings toward the clerical-reform party.

A clear indication one way or the other would make it much easier for the Federal Reserve to conduct monetary policy by leaning against the prevailing winds.

Even France, which has been at odds with Germany over many aspects of economic policy, is leaning on deficit cutting as a source of growth.