The phrase "achieve a policy" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the implementation or realization of a specific policy or set of policies.
Example: "The government aims to achieve a policy that promotes sustainable energy practices across the nation."
Alternatives: "implement a policy" or "establish a policy."
"It's how you marry the two to achieve a policy objective".
"It is very hard to find specific examples where they actually achieve a policy objective," he said.
Moody's said the change reflected "uncertainty about the ability of the authorities to achieve a policy consensus" to help the economy.
The government's use of emotionally traumatizing children to try to achieve a policy objective very clearly meets all the legal elements of the offense intentional infliction of emotional distress," he added.
In recent years, Quebec bureaucracy has not hesitated from blocking Internet traffic in order to achieve a policy end.
(I believe accepting public funds endangers the independence of church groups, but that is a practical, rather than constitutional, problem). If government is going to tax and spend to achieve a policy end, religious organizations should have equal access to those funds.
The work undertaken in the UK has achieved a policy which works in the context of UK Copyright legislation.
"The executive order," he said, "was about achieving a policy objective, and that is to level the playing field so that no one has a greater advantage over the other because of their money.
"The government's actual conduct of tearing children – often small children – away from their parents in a way that was designed to deliberately inflict emotional trauma on those people for the purpose of achieving a policy objective is unlawful," he said.
There is a need to start actively engaging key stakeholders in order to collect data and to widen health technology assessment approaches for achieving a policy shift from evidence-based medicine to evidence-based decision-making in the field of nutrition.
There is a strong case for the central bank to take more explicit account of asset prices or of misaligned exchange rates rather than focus only on retail-price inflation.The point is that there is more to monetary policy than trying to achieve a single policy objective.
