Sentence examples for policy struggle from inspiring English sources
This issue is really just a policy struggle between the parties.
In the policy struggle everyone can have a voice, including scientists who choose to join that fray.
In the same year, Keating got into a policy struggle with communications minister Kim Beazley over how best to deal with the then government-owned Telecom (now Telstra).
A more ambitious, but equally fruitless, attempt at ideological hair-splitting was made in a recent post by Ross Douthat, of the New York Times, who does his best to discern "a policy struggle" amid the pandemonium.
But there is an inchoate policy struggle going on here, beneath the surface of the (admittedly much more important) tactical debate and culture war sound and fury, and it relates directly to the question of where the Republican Party should stand in its relationship to big business on the one hand, and the middle class on the other.
In Israel, parliamentary politics have lurched further to the right, with the peace camp becoming a bystander to a policy struggle increasingly waged between advocates of continued management and entrenchment of the occupation and supporters of a decisive vanquishing of the Palestinians and annexation of "Greater Israel".
And how do we pass along evidence of unseen policy struggles without burning sources?
Venezuela's problems, meanwhile, are related to policy struggles between Mr. Chávez, a populist president, and the nation's elite.
With a month and a half to go to Election Day, the advertising debate is already reminiscent of the last two big health policy struggles: over Medicare restructuring in 1995-96, and over national health insurance in 1993-94.
No doubt some of today's "Iraqi" refugees really come from other unpleasant places.How hard to be fairMost countries' asylum policies struggle to disentangle humanitarian concern from immigration control.
Over-exploitation of fisheries is a serious and immediate global problem that current management policies struggle to solve.
