Sentence examples for politics to develop from inspiring English sources

The administration is said to have been frustrated in finding a business candidate because the job of running the National Economic Council requires an ability to navigate the Washington bureaucracy and Congressional politics to develop policy - an ability that few business leaders have, or care to develop.

Therefore, he expects competitive party politics to develop as generational replacement unfolds, provided that the other generations remain as they currently are and if the next generation resembles millennial voters.

The EAT Stockholm Food Forum aims to convene thought leaders at the intersection of science, business and politics, to develop integrated strategies and synergic solutions toward a healthier and more sustainable global food system.

There is no doubt that our immigration system is broken, but it's not our Constitution or the 14th Amendment that is to blame, it is our inability to put aside partisan politics to develop a comprehensive and humane solution.

The EAT Stockholm Food Forum aims to convene thought leaders at the intersection of science, business and politics, to develop integrated strategies and non-linear solutions toward a healthier and more sustainable global food system.

Invoking a mantra attributed to Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs. Clinton likes to say that women in politics "need to develop skin as tough as a rhinoceros hide".

But if any one idea can sum up the troubles, it is that Thailand's politics have failed to develop as fast as its rising wealth.

Instead he turns to a second story, the science, economics and politics of efforts to develop stem cells for therapeutic purposes.

It was quite horrific, but I think in politics you have to develop a thick skin, so it doesn't really affect me at all anymore.

As an historian of modern U.S. religion and politics, I wanted to develop a course that reflected the interdisciplinary work I do in my own research, so I've selected a diverse set of texts and assembled a variety of writing assignments to reflect the wide-ranging approaches and methodologies scholars have used to understand religious transformation.

It freed the popes from the messiness of day-to-day politics and allowed them to develop their modern role as voice of the world's conscience.