Sentence examples for style of policy from inspiring English sources

"It's a wait-and-see style of policy making," said Nana Otsuki, a credit analyst at Standard & Poor's in Tokyo.

He, Vice President Joseph Biden, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the rest of his team have created a style of policy making that is flexible, incremental and well adapted to the specific circumstances of this moment.

Other, more everyday examples of this double-negative style of policy formulation include: "I'm definitely not not going to come to your party" (translation: I'll be there) and "I'd like to opt out of my earlier date-night opt-out" (I'm coming on the date).

Anti-racism forms another style of policy, particularly popular in the 1960s and 70s.

Funding thresholds were lower as smaller scale may be sufficient to seek policy influence in a less populous country with a more open style of policy making.

One day, prominent conservatives will offer not merely new foreign policies for the post-Bush era, but a new style of foreign policy argument: lighter on character attacks and unsubstantiated generalizations, heavier on careful reasoning and empirical evidence.

Like Gladstone, Mr Blair favours a highly moralistic style of foreign policy.

WAS it the start of a serious debate about German security, or a blueprint for militarism and a presidential style of foreign policy at odds with German tradition?

And yet, for nearly two decades, Power has left others with a clear sense of her long-range aspirations for higher office and her muscular style of foreign policy.

Finally, it's worth mentioning that this style of urban policy represents a spectacularly overdue return to form for the Democratic party, which spinelessly gave up on cities just as much as Republican administrations sadistically mistreated them.

At the risk of oversimplification I should like to end with three conclusions based on the years I have spent at the end of my career in France and Germany and comparing their present situations with ours.First, if we are to defend our interests in Europe there must be a change in the style of our policy towards it.