Sentence examples for tremendous policy from inspiring English sources

"Look, I have tremendous policy disagreements with President Obama, but Vladimir Putin is an authoritarian thug who is accountable to no one," Rubio told the Guardian.

"Look, I have tremendous policy disagreements with President Obama, but Vladimir Putin is an authoritarian thug who is accountable to no one," said Marco Rubio, the senator from Florida who ran against Trump in the Republican primaries.

But the degree of hope is matched by the tremendous policy challenges posed by these advances.

Analyses based on the ADI framework hold tremendous policy potential; they allow us to develop programs aimed to serve the worst off, and in a way, foster principles of social justice.

But because of its tax-advantaged nature, and the tremendous leverage a policy generates, whole life insurance is certainly worth considering.

The country's richest men helped Mr. Yeltsin win the presidency in 1996, and in return, they were given government posts and tremendous influence over policy.

The legitimacy crisis and the emergence of a protest movement to expose the nexus of finance and government – as evident from Wall Street's tremendous influence on policy in Washington – takes time.

The Chicago study researching the lives of juvenile offenders will be a tremendous boon to policy makers, law enforcement officials and anyone interested in the well-being of youths involved with the juvenile justice system, undoubtedly providing rich clues to how we can secure better futures not just for these youths but for society as a whole.

Globally, there is a tremendous interest among policy makers, academicians, and commercial enterprises to explore the possibilities of moving towards a cashless economy.

Though little-known outside Washington circles, the leaders of the chief Congressional tax-writing committee wield tremendous influence over policy, and as such often have the closest ties with lobbyists who try to curry favor for coporate interests.

Vietnam blackened Lyndon B. Johnson's reputation and forced him from office, despite his tremendous achievements in domestic policy, notably in lifting the cruel yoke of segregation from black Americans.