Sentence examples for the policy establishment from inspiring English sources

There is growing resentment against Mr. Kim inside China, both in the general public and the policy establishment.

For someone like Ellsberg, an expert in the decision sciences, the failure of the policy establishment to make its conclusions heard was galling.

Trump's first problem will be that other than a small number of close advisers who share his instincts to engage Putin, most of the policy establishment is likely to hold hardened views of Putin's Russia, ranging from distrustful to confrontational.

But in the meantime, the debate is a hardball contest of leaks and spin, fought by the agencies themselves but also by partisans on the Hill, in news media and in the policy establishment.

These sentiments are, of course, refreshing since the policy establishment all but completely dropped the conversation about the prospects of major change in Iran as soon as the mainstream media stopped its coverage of events there because Michael Jackson died.

The TSP itself -- whose revelation in 2005 sent a massive shockwave through the policy establishment -- may have been a contrivance, an arbitrarily designated part of a far broader surveillance scheme.

Let such a spirit penetrate and control... Congress, the White House, the foreign policy establishment, the state houses and the media.

The news reportedly blindsided those in the foreign policy establishment, the White House and even members of Haley's staff.

The U.S. is a very great power, and aside from President Trump, the foreign policy establishment views the U.S. as the guardian of (the) world order.

Beginning with the drafting of the so-called Wolfowitz Doctrine under President George H.W. Bush, argued Pozner, the foreign policy establishment of the United States adopted the latter strategy.

For the last three decades, the British policy establishment has rejected industrial policy on three related but separate grounds.