Sentence examples for straight policy from inspiring English sources

Sometimes that involved a straight policy swap.

Obama said that he was making a straight policy speech that night, and Sharpton replied, "Tomorrow night, I'll take care of the brothers and sisters".

Speaking of mischaracterizations: if Lieven is truly concerned about the appearance of anti-Semitism in his treatment of Israel, he should stick to straight policy critiques -- as he does in his letter -- and shun the inflammatory language he uses in his book, such as sinister descriptions of "the Israeli lobby" with its "iron grip" on United States policy making.

At a press breakfast in Washington last week, Mr. Penn elaborated on his point, musing that perhaps newspapers festooned their straight policy reporting once they "realized that they might get more readership by focusing a little bit more on style and personality".

Now replace that policy/derivative combination with a straight insurance policy.

"John Howard tells it straight about policy of multiculturalism on ch 7 tonight.

At the last debate – the day after the November Paris terror attacks – he missed another opportunity to distinguish himself on straight foreign policy and highlighted instead the global security risks inherent in not taking action on climate change (an issue which, along with immigration and women's rights, was scarcely mentioned in tonight's debate).

While the relationships between HIV-related policies and their impacts upon micro-level HIV risk practices are clearly not straight forward, the policy environment is a clear object of structural intervention and change.

You get it by running a straight, sound fiscal policy".

Mr. Straight shifted editorial policy to a position opposing Stalinism and supporting the Marshall Plan.

It was classic McCain foreign policy: straight from the gut, hawkish, full of headline-grabbing buzzwords.