Sentence examples for policy realities from inspiring English sources
An emphasis on more management-oriented evolution education at the collegiate level will help the next cohort of managers as they face changing management and policy realities.
Political messaging always simplifies policy realities, forces them into a moral, value-laden frame even if every single factual detail doesn't actually fit.
Second, it has become clear that "scaling" successful state policies is harder than it appears, because of both political forces and policy realities.
Critics of the Obama administration see Mr. Kerry's focus on the Middle East as an implicit acknowledgment that the White House's widely advertised "rebalancing" to Asia is premature, and perhaps even a wishful evasion of unwelcome foreign policy realities.
WASHINGTON — Here is the White House view of the current trilogy of so-called scandals: Republicans are trying to destroy President Barack Obama's second term by magnifying bureaucratic miscues and distorting policy realities.
Topics include: origins of the modern social safety net; the federal government's role in constructing and implementing anti-poverty policy; realities of low-wage work; the "culture of poverty;" and employment- and family-based policy strategies for alleviating poverty.
She added: "The gap between David Cameron's rhetoric and the weak policy reality is striking.
The reports of course had suggested a new settled policy reality, not an ongoing conversation between an opposition and Nauru.
Regardless of small discrepancies between cities, these findings represent a policy reality that both public and private sectors across the country must confront.
The high court decision means Malcolm Turnbull can – legally – continue to hide the policy reality behind euphemism and sound grabs and process.
But rather than greet the president's concession to policy reality and Republican ideas, Gingrich and Romney turned against the very policy they had supported — in Romney's case, a policy he had signed into law and implemented.
