Sentence examples for winds of policy from inspiring English sources

For those who do, the shifting winds of policy debate or the comparatively glacial process of policy development are largely irrelevant.

While rough-and-tumble political battles may rage within the great tent of China's 88 million member Communist Party, the aim of its political process is to unify the body politic in order to put a steady wind under the wings of policy decisions that, to be effective, must be carried out without a break in continuity over the long term.

Two years later, when the winds of foreign policy shifted, Mr. Zemin got what one White House aide referred to as "all the bells and whistles".

Currency markets may have gotten wind of this policy shift, since the yuan is up 0.82% in the last month -- or an annualized gain of 9.8%.

John McCain, one of the earliest and staunchest supporters of current American policy in Iraq, hues closely to the prevailing winds of Republican international policy and emphasises the military as the primary engine of American security.

It allows policy-makers to know: a) if these policies have actually increased onshore wind generation capacity compared to a scenario without regulatory supports, b) which policy led to most onshore wind generation capacity, c) the impact of policy design elements on onshore wind generation capacity.

The access to upfront money could also herald a new era for small wind farms, said Elizabeth Salerno, manager of policy analysis for the American Wind Energy Association.

"Negative pricing is not driven primarily by wind," Xcel's vice president of policy and strategy, Frank Prager, told Greentech Media in early April.

Its backers hope it will point the way to further such projects, after the damages to the onshore wind industry caused by the reversal of policy on government support for clean energy.

Councillors in Powys have voted for an immediate review of wind farm policy at a special meeting in Welshpool.

The comments put him on a collision course with energy and climate change secretary Mr Davey, who took personal charge of wind farm policy after Mr Hayes was appointed in September's reshuffle, and who has said having a wind farm on the doorstep can be good for communities.