Sentence examples for policy style from inspiring English sources

The chancellor's signature mark is her deliberate, argument-driven, boring, clinical policy style.

In other words, basing reimbursement on discharge diagnoses is just Monday morning quarterbacking, health care policy style.

The Mayor described the old policy style:  "It used to be, 'You want a home, get off the drugs or deal with your mental health issues".

What can we do to help?"' It is a characterization of Mr. Bush's foreign policy style often heard around the world: bullying, unreceptive, brazen.

For the White House, 2009 was a year of emphasizing a departure from the blunter foreign policy style of President Bush, of projecting that America could offer an unclenched fist (Iran), push the reset button (Russia) and proclaim that it was moving to a policy that focused not only on guns but also offered butter (Pakistan).

Although there are differences in policy style and determination from one nation to the next, all capitalist governments have taken measures to overcome recession whether by lowering taxes, by borrowing and spending, or by easing interest rates and all pursue the opposite kinds of policies in inflationary times.

In this view, the state should deploy different policy styles as appropriate in different settings.

The influence of national policy styles on NEPI design and industry reactions to these instruments was also identified as severely under-represented within economic theories of environmental regulation.

It is also noted that policy styles and cultures vary nationally, ranging over a spectrum from coercive to cooperative and from anticipatory to reactive.

The main point, they added, was that Zimbabwe's travails posed no threat to regional or global stability; they were outside the Security Council's remit.Such talk is consistent with a foreign-policy style that has altered little since Mr Medvedev took power.

Germans grumble chronically about having to pay for Greece's bad debts, and German policy makers style themselves as guardians of fiscal prudence.