Sentence examples for stressing policy from inspiring English sources

"This is the defining issue of our time," Mr. Obama said in a speech in Florida this week, stressing policy initiatives that would make the rules of the game more "fair" to those being left behind in what he described as a rich-get-richer economy.

Mr. Loury writes: "It is depressing in the extreme that the president, when it came time for him to expend political capital on the issue of race and the police, did so on behalf of his 'friend' rather than stressing policy reforms that might keep the poorly educated, infrequently employed, troubled but still human young black men in America out of prison".

It is depressing in the extreme that the president, when it came time for him to expend political capital on the issue of race and the police, did so on behalf of his "friend" rather than stressing policy reforms that might keep the poorly educated, infrequently employed, troubled but still human young black men in America out of prison.

This sober look at Obama's economic advisers stresses policy choices over personal drama.

Because the Republicans concentrated on personality while the Democrats stressed policy, the talking heads, who always go with whatever is most recent, might have found time to talk about what the candidates, if elected, might actually do.

Scheiber stresses policy over personal drama in this sober account of President Obama's economic team, the 2009 stimulus plan and what he sees as the administration's repeated failures to grapple forcefully with the economy and unemployment.

(I should stress policy, since individuals under stress shall always act in divergent ways, whether wonderful or loathsome or something in between).

We stress important policy implications, namely that in the presence of complementarity between energy and capital inputs, policy measures to reduce energy-use should not aim at introducing energy price increases.

"The key here is to be able to be flexible with our customers," said Malcolm D. Griggs, the director of corporate risk policy for Wachovia, stressing that the policies are much more appropriate for refinancing arrangements than for acquisitions.

How should governments adjust to an epic demographic shift that will stress fiscal policy?

In the letter Winsor stresses the policy of "institutionalising belief" was strictly about the recording of an allegation.