Sentence examples for policy spectrum from inspiring English sources

Economists across the policy spectrum say exclusionary zoning contributes to the housing affordability crisis.

Obama's embrace of negotiations — what might be called the Obama Dialogues — has support across the foreign policy spectrum.

This pattern continued across the foreign policy spectrum, culminating in the showdown precipitated by the crumbling of the Shah's regime, which Vance had analysed with great accuracy.

Her research interests include media policy, spectrum policy, the use of information as a policy tool, advertising law, and the informational aspects of sustainability policy.

But they are fighting over the narrowest of bands in a broad policy spectrum, and the focus on universal coverage — rather than on cutting costs — may have far less resonance come Nov. 4.

Across the policy spectrum, the pattern of the administration is all too clear: Call for evidence-based results, tout them when supportive, hide them when not, spin them when possible.

The signatories to "Bolder Approach" reads like a Who's Who of diverse national leaders from all political and policy spectrums, who have come to agree that the policy embodied in NCLB has failed.

To sharpen his thinking, he has assembled a regiment of advisers from every hue of the foreign-policy spectrum.

We old-media types tend to be interested in how, during this digital revolution, to innovate in the more traditional end of the media-policy spectrum, involving the federal government's longstanding investments in public broadcasting and professional journalism distributed through public media.

Understandably enough, given the controversy that followed critical remarks that she made last summer about the U.S.'s cautious policy in Syria, Clinton hasn't said much during the past nine months that would help voters place her on the foreign-policy spectrum.

Understandably enough, given the controversy that followed critical remarks that she made last summer about the U.S.'s cautious policy in Syria, Clinton hasn't said much during the past nine months that would help voters place her on the foreign-policy spectrum.