Sentence examples for really policy from inspiring English sources

Paul Krugman was noodling on similar matters this AM and he landed in part on the role of the media in failing to recognize that debates over Benghazi or the public debt are not really policy debates about national security or fiscal policy at all; they're pure politics.

Obama's new proposals don't offer sweeping changes, but they are significant as the first real expansions of family-friendly — people-friendly, really — policies in a long time.

In his ruling released late Monday, Gergel said that the government had immunity from being sued for its policies, "even really bad policy choices".

European summits are not really foreign policy at all but an extension of domestic policy.

It's also not really a policy at Berkshire.

Jeremy doesn't really do policy, never has.

None has the power to really affect policy, merely tinkering around the edges.

Yet between them they have yielded only one really major policy announcement.

Isn't that really a policy choice that the Fed has made?

"What you're looking at is really a policy, in which the government or the authorities are planning the attack".

At a crucial moment, this prevented [French] Socialists, [German] Social Democrats and Labour forging a really common policy for Europe.