Sentence examples for policy portion from inspiring English sources

Then, getting to the public policy portion of his case, Mr. Wilson continues that a government campaign against soft drinks, and especially putting a tax on them, won't help anyway.

Instead, the policy portion of the speech was oddly parochial and sounded like it had baked a little too long in the oven of the Obama campaign's polling shop.

It is important to emphasize that this only pertains to the policy portion of the conversation.

Additionally, while debating the Farm Bill, Republican Representative Marlin Stutzman -- a staunch proponent of separating the agriculture and food policy portion -- stated: "Congress must remove welfare provisions from the farm bill and give taxpayers the honest debate they deserve on both.

The foreign policy portions of his speech amounted to an assertion that, inexperience notwithstanding, he would still do a better job than Clinton keeping the country safe.

Under the health care "policy briefing" portion of his campaign website, he stressed that his approach was one "that values the states as laboratories of innovation and beacons of creativity".

In principle it would be possible to synthesise these data using individual participant data meta-analysis methods (Stewart 2011), with the potential to reduce current levels of uncertainty concerning main effects and effect modifiers, and to generate findings with much sharper implications for policy concerning portion, package and tableware size interventions.

Due, in part, to Ryan's background on economic policy, the portions of the debate that covered taxes and unemployment were the most heated.

In contrast, a decentralized approach is one in which the computation related to traffic optimization or the pricing policy in a portion of the road network is performed by an entity that controls only that portion (e.g., a link).

Guided by Aleksey Bestuzhev-Ryumin, who enjoyed Elizabeth's complete confidence, the country firmly adhered to a pro-Austrian, anti-Prussian foreign policy, annexed a portion of southern Finland after fighting a war with Sweden (1741 43), improved its relations with Great Britain, and successfully conducted hostilities against Prussia during the Seven Years' War (1756 63).

This can be seen in the banning of Islamic clothing, kosher or halal meals and "burkinis" in France; the backlash against migrants following the UK's decision to leave the EU; and the rejection of Angela Merkel's pro-migration policy by a portion of the German population.