At the same time, some Tory men whiled away those tedious policy-filled afternoons by openly rating the relative fanciability of their women colleagues.
He opposed the Iraq war but voted to pay for its continuation.Mrs Clinton's speeches still include a long and slightly tedious list of micro-policies.
One of Alex Salmond's former closest advisers has attacked the Scottish independence campaign for relying too heavily on "tedious" ideas and "tired policies".
And it is my kids, and your kids, who will suffer from this tedious, myopic and transactional schools policy.
We muddled our priorities with the tuition fees cut … our priority must be early years And it is my kids, and your kids, who will suffer from this tedious, myopic and transactional schools policy.
But what is slightly tedious about Facebook's new policy – and to be fair they can just about do whatever they like – is that it is often killing off quite useful contributors to the Facebook community.
Only 30percentt of Americans say global warming should be a top priority for Congress and the President, behind the economy, terrorism, Social Security, health care, immigration and even that most tedious of all issues, trade policy.
The Pirates have done well in four state elections but now seem to be self-destructing, unable to form basic policy and being generally tedious.
Everything -- from Washington's trashed international treaties to the coal-and-drill Bush environmental policy to Hollywood's tedious remakes and endless parade of World War II and Cinderella-themed movies -- looks backward, not forward.
These studies point to a vibrant waste enterprise, devoid of policy or legislative, often tedious, unhygienic, unrecognized and potentially hazardous, whose contributions are rarely documented or quantified.
This frequently involves completing tedious paperwork on behalf of the policy holders who may be unfamiliar with technical terms contained in insurance documents.
