Sentence examples for policy subjects from inspiring English sources

For many of the displaced people in Kabul's camps, however, international humanitarian policy subjects them to a pitiless Catch-22.

Division A had lent itself to a travelogue of the federal departments being stimulated, and occasional meditations on the policy subjects therein.

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They are now trying hard to demonstrate where they agree with Democrats, like in the area of small business, while still hammering away at Mr. Obama on unemployment and energy policy, subjects they think resonate with voters.

The staff conveys in their writing not only a mastery of diverse and complicated policy subjects, but also a transparent respect for the political forces (insurers, physicians, hospitals) that must be coaxed into this reform and prevented from revolting before it is complete.

In Washington, where nothing these days seems to take place without a good feud, Politico has fired back by planning a new service of its own, aimed squarely at the public policy subjects like energy and health care that National Journal covers extensively.

IF online privacy was once an obscure policy subject, it has come front and center.

General Boykin, who is said to have asked for the inquiry, should not be undermining that policy, subjecting his country to international embarrassment and providing ammunition for those who portray the war against terror as a war against Islam.

The meeting with Ms. Napolitano was among many factors that contributed to the government's decision this month to end a policy subjecting passengers from 14 countries, most of them Muslim, to additional scrutiny at airports, the officials said.

The model uses a combined cost and reliability based approach, and optimizes maintenance costs by administering a group maintenance policy subject to a desirable machine reliability threshold.

"We don't want an immigration policy subject to the vagaries of political opinion".