Sentence examples for policy wish from inspiring English sources

In exchange, according to the memo, Pakistan offered what amounted to an American policy wish list.

With hindsight, all of us with involvement in financial policy wish we had done more to forestall problems".

That's the whole ballgame for liberalism right now: If the health care law works, this will be remembered as an era of progressive public policy, and the prospects for extending that era into another presidency — and getting immigration reform and climate legislation and the rest of their policy wish list — will get a lot, lot brighter.

For all the recent talk of how Mr. Bush has moved to the center, the thrust of his campaign has been to employ more sympathetic rhetoric and symbolism to refashion a Republican policy wish list long familiar on Capitol Hill and in conservative think tanks.

Trump, meanwhile, has been clearer on his political calculations than he is on his policy wish list.

They're all like that: rote recitations of policy wish lists coupled with some sunny patriotism and broken up by joyless applause breaks from the assembled members of Congress.

Now, as the public focuses on multiple investigations into US Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt's spending habits and personnel choices, Pruitt is moving swiftly to grant one of industry's major policy wishes: He's making it easier for plant operators to sidestep equipment upgrades in the future.

Some of Mr. Karls's fellow balletomanes seem to agree with the Covent Garden policy and wish he would stop.

The issue is whether, as a matter of public policy, governments wish to change their hiring policies with respect to past offenders.

Rightwing perpetrators – those who were motivated by an "emphasis on immigration policy, a wish to inspire patriotism and to defend their country from what they term 'Islamisation'" – tended to be older: the majority of them were about 40 years old.

This stress highlights the importance of addressing carers unmet service needs, if policy makers wish them to maintain care in the home for extended periods.