Sentence examples for sharp policies from inspiring English sources

So that Republican 'we' is a narrow one that dictates some very sharp policies.

Nonetheless, he made clear his leeriness of any sharp policy shifts.

It was a day of sharp policy differences and high political theater involving the Republican president and the Democratic governor.

He made his reputation as a sharp policy strategist but in recent years has sounded more like an evangelical demagogue.

But in contrast to many of the Democratic primary battles throughout the city, this one includes sharp policy differences between candidates.

Israel has been dismayed at the new prominence of Islamists in Egypt and claimed to detect their influence in May when Muwafi brokered a long-delayed rapprochement between Hamas and its PLO rival, suggesting a sharp policy shift in Cairo.

While the administration has not indicated what it will ultimately do about the 2016 rule, the decision to side with the industry in delaying the rule represents a sharp policy shift from the previous administration.

Malcolm Turnbull asked the Australian people to "stay the distance" with the ruling Liberal-National Coalition government as he embarked on a marathon eight-week election campaign that presents voters with sharp policy choices and two very different prime ministerial candidates.

In a debate last night that put a fresh jolt of personal confrontation into the New York Senate race, Representative Rick Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton expressed sharp policy differences and engaged in some surprisingly tough talk about each other's trustworthiness.

When Mrs. Clinton accused John Edwards of "throwing mud" and "personally" attacking her in a sharp policy exchange in one debate, the press didn't challenge the absurd hyperbole of her claim.

Over the next four months, New Jersey voters deserve a general election campaign that stresses the sharp policy and philosophical differences between Mr. Schundler and Mr. McGreevey without turning off the electorate.