Sentence examples for policy opening from inspiring English sources

So the decision is a "win" for Obama, yet it also provides a political and policy opening for Mitt Romney's campaign.

These informants considered 2003 2005 to be an historic period in which the CCAAC had to make use of the Liberal government's "political will" and their childcare plan as a policy opening and opportunity.

"Each time a new hotel opens, you have a new lobby with Wi-Fi in it," said Dan Restrepo, Obama's former Latin America advisor, who played a role in the president's early Cuba policy opening.

Incorporating climate change into the FERC licensing process provides one policy opening to highlight hydrologic uncertainty and changing trends for protection of hydropower, water supply, and environmental benefits, and to avoid narrow, inflexible operations that will not be compatible with altered and more variable hydrologic conditions.

The new Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, has reversed that policy, opening hundreds of girls' schools with the help of Western aid organizations.

China experimented with its own engagement policy, opening up large-scale mining investments that became crucial sources of foreign exchange for Pyongyang.

This course provides an overview of China's engagement with countries in all regions and on a wide range of issues since it launched the policy of opening and reform in 1978.

Already the organization has played a significant role in the 2008 cycle by raising awareness around issues such as repeal of the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy, the opening of field offices in Iowa and New Hampshire, and the hosting of the first-ever live, televised Democratic presidential debate in front of a GLBT television viewing audience.

Policies on opening and closing hours vary.

Mr. Kerry is pressing his economic attack against Mr. Bush as he tours the industrial Midwest, but Mr. McCurry said the senator would not shrink from hitting the president on Iraq and foreign policy when openings arose.

Some broadcast stations had policies prohibiting opening unsolicited email attachments.