Sentence examples for policymaking circles from inspiring English sources

IN POLITE policymaking circles, inequality is like the subject that dares not speak its name.

This neoliberal consensus has dominated global policymaking circles for a good 25 years.

There is increasing support in policymaking circles for a land-value tax.

By any measure, Dr. Krauthammer cut a singular profile in Washington's journalistic and policymaking circles.

Tall, soft-spoken, and courtly, Woolley moves easily between the City of London, academia, and policymaking circles.

This is partly because these first principles endure long enough to find their way from academia into policymaking circles.

For some of Bolton's fans, the changes appear worrisome, signs perhaps that the Bush administration may water down some of its most principled stands without a vocal advocate in the inner policymaking circle.

Take derivatives: Everybody and their brother around policymaking and media circles is hard at work pleading for the overhaul of the entire derivatives industry (not just the nasty securitization-credit stuff).

At the same time, however, the liberal view gained new converts in elite policymaking and opinion-forming circles.

While fusion technology certainly seems to be gaining momentum in academic, policymaking, and venture capital circles, the promise of reliable fusion power has always been 'just a decade or two away.' No one is rooting for the success of this energy panacea more than I am, but if history is any guide, we should not hold our breath just yet.

While a policy of coercion prevailed, from which flowed a demand for American independence, the struggle in the highest circles of British policymaking between the proponents of coercion and conciliation was a close-run thing.