Sentence examples for think tank known from inspiring English sources

"If the default is prolonged, the negative consequences internally and externally will accelerate," said Daniel Artana, an economist with a Buenos Aires think tank known by its Spanish initials FIEL.

The push is led by American Legislative Exchange Council, the Virginia-headquartered conservative think tank known as ALEC made up of state lawmakers and corporations that advocate free-market policies in the states.

On Friday, a city-sponsored urban think tank known as LabCDMX, or Laboratory for the City, released a series of recommendations for officials that call for an "equal playing field" for both app taxis and city taxis.

Steven Hayward, also a fellow at the Republican think tank known for its establishment ties, said it has not.

How did "Cradle of Civilization" end up "Axis of Evil?" Conservative party think tanks know how to do that immediately, and then they own the press, so it goes to press and everybody else either just adopts it or are scrambling to change it.

If you don't know who this guy is, he is a distinguished fellow and future forecaster for the think-tank known as the Institute For The Future.

So he started the think tank that became known as the Guttmacher Institute.

He is also the leader and architect of a new liberal think tank in Washington known as the Center for American Progress.

Among Washington think tanks, we know what to expect from the Brookings Institution: earnest, slightly left-of-center analysis of major issues.

The people in the reality-based community -- that would exclude virtually every talking head in the traditional media, probably 90percentt of the elected officials and most people residing in so-called "think tanks -- know that Social Security is sound and is not in crisis.

With this in mind, and conference season approaching, I spent the last week asking think tanks if they knew what Cameron was thinking, and what they thought he should be thinking.