Sentence examples for standard of policy from inspiring English sources

I can't imagine a President with a clearer moral sense, a higher standard of policy, or a broader perspective about the direction of the country's future.

Judged by the usual standards of policy, this is awful.

And, as someone who proposed policy rather than administered it, Kennan was susceptible to the standard fate of policy intellectuals.

The centre-left's nostalgic attachment to redistributive taxation has faded, and all parties now increasingly problematise fairness as a matter of managing internal competition: the result is standard packages of policy remedies whose reach exceeds their grasp.

As a consequence, these simulation studies are less compelling than research using standard methods of policy evaluation based on treatment and comparison groups.

It is, again, a very hopeful sign that the House of Representatives did pass legislation that met the minimum standard of responsible policy for beginning a response.

Now the double standard that allowed him to wriggle out of his tax mess is a metaphor for the double standard of the policy he must sell: Most "ordinary Americans" still don't understand why banks got billions while nothing was done (and still isn't being done) to bail out those who lost their homes, jobs and retirement savings.

Herein lies the double standard of foreign policy.

As events in the region play out under the double standard of Western policy, many in the Arab world fear that the end result in Libya won't turn out like the indigenous revolts in Egypt or Tunisia.

All supported KMC but did not systematically promote it and none had standard of care policies at the time of the study.

In his op-ed, Mulvaney reiterates the standard catalogue of policies that Republicans say would boost growth: tax cuts, regulatory rollbacks, and cutting government spending.