Sentence examples for policy speaking from inspiring English sources

Paul VI assumed a more interventionist policy, speaking out on a number of issues and traveling worldwide.

Yet on Thursday, Mr. Ryan demonstrated fluency with at least the phrases of foreign policy, speaking of the Quetta Shura and the Haqqani group in Pakistan.

"Our humanitarian assistance, $385 million to date, is making a difference," said one United States diplomat involved in Syria policy, speaking anonymously because of the sensitivity of international politics around the aid.

"Very, very often, it turns out that dominance doesn't have a very long life," said Philip L. Verveer, the U.S. State Department coordinator for international communication and information policy, speaking about the European investigation this month in Brussels.

"It was reckless for the Paris agreement to enter into force before the election," said the source, who works on Trump's transition team for international energy and climate policy, speaking on condition of anonymity.

While the candidates broke little new substantive ground, Mr. Gore seemed much less preachy and Mr. Bush seemed less perplexed when confronted with detailed queries on foreign policy, speaking with apparent ease about past crises in Nigeria, Haiti and the Balkans.

Moises Naim, in Foreign Policy, speaks of the "left turn that wasn't".

And the Trump advisers who deal directly with foreign policy speak in more measured ways.

The diplomat, in keeping with his embassy's policy, spoke on condition of anonymity.

Vittorino's educational policy spoke at once to mind and body, to aesthetic enjoyment and moral virtue.

But it speaks to the perilous state of public support for affirmative action that its supporters in the Supreme Court could scarcely articulate what it did and why it mattered — while the opponents of the policy spoke with clarity.