Sentence examples for policy preferences from inspiring English sources

Little is known about his policy preferences.

There are also times when legal policy preferences aren't the same as policy preferences per se.

In either case, voters' policy preferences are clearly expressed.

"Over and above the influence of the justices' own policy preferences," the study concludes, "their clerks' policy preferences have an independent effect on their votes".

Liberals countered that this approach was a mask for advancing conservatives' policy preferences.

These decisions have far-reaching policy implications, sometimes upsetting the policy preferences of elected politicians.

Ideally it should be science that informs policy, not policy preferences that bias beliefs about science.

Our research suggests that merely talking more about inequality is unlikely to change Americans' policy preferences.

When Gorbachev took office in March 1985 he was clear about his policy preferences.

Studies have found no consistent relationship between trust in government and policy preferences.

"If you're not going to be on the ground, you can't expect to have your policy preferences prevail," he said.