Sentence examples for In policy measures from inspiring English sources

In other words, ideas that already exist in society (e.g., via world-culture ideas) are eventually reified in policy measures, thereby stabilizing their influence (Campbell 2002; Yee 1996).

It was designed for evaluation at the national and regional scale of the effects of changes in the agricultural sector (e.g. changes in fertilizer recommendations and cropping patterns) and in policy measures (e.g. EU nitrate directive for ground water) for the leaching of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) from agricultural land areas to ground water and surface waters.

Unemployment and participation in policy measure were merged, and each option was coded to a variable that expressed the strength of LMA on a scale from 10too 1.

Recognizing some of the fundamental challenges in implementing policy measures in the absence of a formal regulatory framework, in 2008 the MOH established an internal unit responsible for coordinating health research in Zambia.

The evidence shows that higher predictability and accountability transparency practices in trade policy measures and increased in free trade consensus have an impact on trade growth upshot.

In Indonesia, the country worst-hit in 1997-98, policy measures announced on August 23rd, such as tax breaks for exporters, failed to stem the slide in the currency, the rupiah.

More so than in the past, the local level is key in implementing policy measures.

The LTP1 and LTP2 guidance specified in detail the objectives to be met and the way in which policy measures were to be justified.

For women to achieve parity in universities, policy measures are needed, but so are practical and innovative ideas that can be applied globally.

And because they have both been real-estate executives (Ivanka with her father's company), they have an interest in any policy measures likely to affect that industry, which certainly include tax reform.

Were there just one sovereign issuer of euro-zone debt, rather than 16, the ECB could more easily engage in unorthodox policy measures, such as buying up government bonds to drive down long-term interest rates.