Sentence examples for suit policy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolfowitz has told friends he is not interested in the intelligence job, which would take him away from his strong suit: policy making.

In the end, E.P.A. staff members, after discussions with administration officials, said they decided to delete the entire discussion to avoid criticism that they were selectively filtering science to suit policy.

In a push against "Call me Dave Cameronn's open neck and suit policy, Parsons warns against baring too much – "I've seen people with beautifully tailored jackets on, with an open shirt, there with an awful Adam's apple".

Sanders must bank on his strongest suit: policies.

I think politicians pick models to suit policies that they want, because they believe in them, because they think they will reap political gains or both.

Following suit, policies under the Clinton administration, including the much-discussed 1994 crime bill, led to an increase in incarceration and prison spending.

US officials noted that the go-slow was part of a broader Saudi policy of "withholding assistance" – slowing the flow of cash and oil – when it suited policy in Lebanon, Palestine and Pakistan.

But instead of arguing over which of the two approaches best suits policy making, the authors propose that stakeholders should focus instead on the approaches' growing convergence.

Worries about the economy allowed Mr Obama to shift attention from Mr McCain's strong suit, foreign policy, and shore up his support among sceptical blue-collar voters.

A recent article by Andrew Revkin of The Times suggests that the selective use of evidence to suit predetermined policy goals began even earlier.

Almost everywhere, governments push the limits of procurement laws to ensure major contracts are let in ways that suit local policy objectives.