Sentence examples for spin policy from inspiring English sources
Dr. Alster's rise parallels the increasing importance of Sunday talk shows as a tool to spin policy and sway public opinion and as a status symbol among the political elite.
The batting will have their work cut out - let's see if England's no-spin policy is inspired or insane.
Spin around, spin, spin, spin.
But their spin doctors, policy advisers and press officers are an almost daily distraction, attempting to portray events to their leaders' advantage.
Billionaires can field armies of lobbyists; they can finance think tanks that put the desired spin on policy issues; they can funnel cash to politicians with sympathetic views (as the Koch brothers did in the case of Mr. Walker).
What the Justices have done is spin out policy judgments that satisfy their particular ideological or religious leanings.
Corbyn's approach also punctures the dominance of marketing and spin – over policies and substance – that seem to go hand in hand with these supposedly "pragmatic" politics.
In the Treasury Department, she protected Secretary Timothy F. Geithner's fragile reputation and tried to spin unpopular policies like the Troubled Asset Relief Program and the A.I.G. bailout, a mostly thankless task that did not go unnoticed in Washington.
Several directions for redesigning spin-off policy follow from this assessment.
We provide an in-depth empirical application of this framework to spin-off policy in the regions of Eindhoven and Leuven.
