Sentence examples for tenacious policy from inspiring English sources
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According to Kingdon's model, policy change cannot take place without leadership from tenacious policy entrepreneurs [ 21].
Mr. Clinton has been even more tenacious on health policy.
He is a strident and tenacious debater, a policy nerd who can overwhelm his opponents with details. "I've served on the Intelligence Committee for over a decade," he said, standing in the well of the Senate during another debate over the Patriot Act.
Identifying packaged water case studies of some developing nations, the implication of a tenacious focus on imported policies, standards and regulatory approaches on drinking water access for residents of the developing world is also discussed.
There could be possible serious implication of a tenacious focus on such policies, standards and regulatory approaches imported from developed countries on drinking water access for residents of the developing world as each situation differs in its own respect and has to be treated as such.
They've come this far by being dedicated, tenacious, deeply informed on the issue and on board policy, and by regularly meeting among themselves and attending most of the meetings.
Leave it to hardcore Israeli leaders such as Netanyahu to point out the Palestinians' tenacious enmity toward Israel in order to justify his obdurate policy toward them.
