Sentence examples for policy overlap from inspiring English sources

Ms Rousseff has said she will open up airports to private investment.This policy overlap will confront the eventual victor of the PSDB's power struggle with a difficult choice.

It barely matters whether they are left or right because the "damn the lot of them" idea is much the same everywhere and there is lots of policy overlap, emotional overlap too.

His main sticking point with Labour is what Clegg calls "their lack of credibility" on deficit reduction, but he more generally accepts that there is a lot of policy overlap between the two parties.

"Any post-election partnership working should be based purely on the arithmetic and on the policy overlap and that policy work should derived totally independently of the views of our coalition partners," he said.

While there is greater policy overlap with Labour, whose leader, Gordon Brown, has made clear his openness to electoral change, any alliance with the party that has governed since 1997 could bring its own set of big problems.

There is already quite a long list of topics where Labour and Lib Dem policy overlaps, and now a fresh item can be added to the list.

He added that Republican and Democratic ideas on energy policy overlapped in some areas, but that much of Mr. Obama's energy program did not fall into those areas.

Questions about the utility of such an alliance come down to what Putin really wants to achieve in Syria, and how much Russian policy overlaps with the interests of the current U.S.-led U.S.-ledn.

Her group's concern is that the policy overlaps with existing regulations, including voluminous safety and security rules for working with select agents.

Given that there seems a high chance that the next election will result in another hung parliament, you might expect Labour to start exploring areas where their policies overlap.

In Murph's fact check, she wrote that the major party policies overlap entirely on boat turn backs and offshore processing, but differ on oversight of the detention centres and also on the humanitarian intake.