Sentence examples for policy voices from inspiring English sources

Only a small handful of policy voices on the left are making the case for the tax cuts to fully expire.

While policy voices laud ICT and software development (Intan 2016), ICT has much to the chagrin of those in the industry been removed as a stand-alone curriculum area in schools (Susanti 2016; Vota 2014).

Others prominent Iranian-American policy voices in favor of the nuclear negotiations also received access to the administration.

Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn)., the committee's chairman and the man widely credited with engineering the political breakthrough, is now one of the most prominent foreign policy voices in Congress.

Which is that the public lacks knowledge of this complicated issue and their views are very influenced by the political leaders and policy voices with the largest megaphones -- which, in recent years, have been deficit hawks.

"Statements like these make the world more dangerous and the United States less safe," Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a Trump critic who is one of the Republican Party's leading foreign policy voices and a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said in a statement on Thursday.

The conference is the public policy voice of the state's Catholic bishops.

"The flip side is he does not appear to be a policy voice arguing on behalf of fuzzing up the facts".

I am founder of the Global Philanthropy Forum which is a network of high-net-worth individuals committed to advancing international causes through their giving, investing, and policy voice.

President Barack Obama faced calls Sunday to pursue a more hawkish line on Russia, with an influential Republican foreign policy voice suggesting the US leader lacked sufficient insight over Vladimir Putin's intentions.

On June 18th, a week before the Supreme Court's decision on DOMA, the American Medical Association, the nation's largest physician organization, voted to oppose the F.D.A.'s policy, voicing support for "the use of rational, scientifically-based deferral periods that are fairly and consistently applied to blood donors" — which is to say, the current ban is not.