Sentences with phrase «political strategy suggest»

Not exact matches

While Powell didn't suggest outright Gov. David Paterson would be the beneficiary of this strategy, he was not shy about sharing his suspicion that the former Ways & Means Committee chair will run, win, resign and then pick his replacement through political dealmaking.

The range of experiences brought by these consultants suggests that McCain's web strategy will be integrated with the campaign's message, donation and political operations — just like Dean's was in the primary — and certainly hewing to [the] example set by the Bush campaign in 2004.

Forsyth suggests that the economic recovery and the Tories» surprise election victory are being seen as a vindication of the chancellor's political strategy.

His Newsnight interview earlier this week in which he came close to accusing Corbyn of being unpatriotic, attacked the «metropolitan» and «liberal» views of those who support him and suggested that there are too many immigrants in some parts of the country, demonstrated all the sophisticated political strategy of a kamikaze pilot.

They appeared to abandon that strategy in their summation, instead attacking Mr. Dorego as an unreliable witness who had sought to profit from the younger Mr. Skelos's political connections, and suggesting the government had helped him fabricate his testimony.

A leaked document purporting to comprise Unite's «political strategy» last week, suggested that the union «flood» the local constituency Labour parties with Unite members, which would be marshalled by central command, with the aim of delivering the union's strategy within the party.

ITV News Political Analyst Colin Rallings writes that a new poll suggests the Tories» two - pronged general election strategy is failing.

In my last post I suggested that «In education, as in military and political strategy more generally, the most direct and definitive path to victory often lays the foundations for defeat.

«We find that aggregating results from multiple studies across different cultural, economic and political contexts suggests that incentive pay, as argued by merit pay advocates, offers a promising strategy,» the Vanderbilt study concludes.

The only thing more prevalent this year than repetitive stump speeches and self - serving rhetoric from political candidates are the plethora of articles from the financial press suggesting you should factor presidential politics into your investing strategy.

Like Lyrical Abstraction and Neo-Geo, the term can feel nearly libelous to the individual artists who find themselves so identified, perhaps because it seems to suggest a strategy of isolating and securing a limited formal objective to the exclusion of psychological and political content.

Lomborg appeared in the documentary film Cool It which focused on his views regarding climate policy where he suggests «that there's a well - financed effort underfoot to spin the failure of climate action into a new political strategy for high - tech mega-investments.»

They suggest (and I heartily endorse) that subsequent research focus on social and political barriers and strategies.