Sentence examples for policy situation from inspiring English sources

"I'm optimistic that as our economy improves, as our foreign policy situation improves, that we're going to have a different attitude in the Senate.

It is right for Mr. Bush to question the assumption that American military power has to be "the answer to every difficult foreign policy situation".

"It needs investment to take it to the next level and the policy situation isn't conducive to investment," said Phil Gurney of Brown Coal Innovation Australia.

"It was an incredibly hard decision to come to, but the policy situation simply meant we were haemorrhaging investor confidence," said Joe Nixon, on behalf of the group.

*Five Ohio State players have been suspended since April, three for alcohol-related arrests, one for an arrest on drug and gun charges and another for what the university called a "team policy situation".

"It is difficult to say what we can expect for the next months but... because of the new strategic situation and the new security policy situation, we need to be prepared to have not long warning times if something were to happen.

Obama himself won't face voters until 2012, giving him time that Brown simply doesn't have to pursue new policy situations and carefully manage expectations.

Comprehensive analyses of various policy situations, associated with different levels of economic penalties and system failure risks, are presented.

Moreover, subjective priors may not always be appropriate for public policy situations because other researchers as well as policy stakeholders may hold different priors.3.3

A personal activity based approach is necessary to better reflect travel behavior change results from different social, economic, urban form, technical, and transportation policy situations in the future.

They also include in context, the individual characteristics of policy actors such as their ideological predispositions, professional expertise and training, memories of similar policy situations, position and power resources, political and institutional commitments, loyalties, and personal attributes and goals.