Sentence examples for vague policy from inspiring English sources

Integration was thereby not just an abstract concept or a vague policy goal: it was a selection criterion.

His vague policy positions matter less to voters than the chance to be a part of his uplifting story.

Such pre-emptive voter cynicism reduces the value, for Democrats, of fact-checking Mr Romney's (admittedly vague) policy pledges.Here is a link to the full piece.

Eight percent said his race was a weakness, and smaller percentages named foreign policy, youth and vague policy proposals as shortcomings.

There were vague policy mentions (devolving power to the "frontline" of prisons, schools, and hospitals) but this was a speech of emotion.

Such pre-emptive voter cynicism reduces the value, for Democrats, of fact-checking Mr Romney's (admittedly vague) policy pledges.The closing weeks of this campaign promise to be both exciting and ugly.

Others question whether his populist and sometimes vague policies are feasible for an economy in crisis.

After four years as president Obama does have a record to run on, rather than the vague policies that appear from the Romney campaign.

It was not that he was too radical or left wing; if anything his vague policies and insipid gesture politics simply left the voters not knowing what he was.

"It was not that he was too radical or left wing; if anything, his vague policies and insipid gesture politics simply left the voters not knowing what he was," Lord Mandelson writes.

I've read some pretty vague policies.