Sentence examples for thick policy from inspiring English sources

A deception lawsuit submitted last week by the state of Indiana against the hotel's owner claims that Arthur never got to see a thick policy document that listed certain other peculiarities about the Abbey.

"Destroying materials is very tedious and people are poor at it," said one former partner, who added that he never read the thick policy guide on document retention that Andersen said was circulated every six months.

Eighteen years ago, Southeastern Mills, a fourth-generation highly successful food company headquartered in Rome, Georgia, threw out its thick policy manual.

She pores over briefing books thick with policy arcana and opposition research.

"I'm very much in the thick of public policy debate".

"Tanisha speaks five languages and reads thick books on foreign policy for fun," said Jacqueline Wilson, a college friend.

Its monetary policy is thick with new efforts to get credit flowing to small businesses: just the kind of targeting the IMF likes.

"It's like getting backto your childhood and being childlike again - which is fun". The point of the workshop was to teach the diplomats how to rechargeand take a break from things like thick memos onEuropean agricultural policy.

In the wake of disaster, while the general population reels in chaos, corporations and their government collaborators ransack the public sphere and slosh thick dollops of neoliberal policy on to the public's plate.

"Let me say, I think Mike Pence is very much in the thick of things, and policy, in the administration," Wicker said.

Shahan's response was to picket the man's lot for months before creating Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety, or CARS, an advocacy group that finds itself in the thick of a Beltway policy debate that has drawn even the attention of President Obama, who yesterday spoke out against a "special loophole" sought by the country's auto dealers.