The phrase "achieving the policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of successfully implementing or fulfilling a specific policy.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving the policy set forth by the management to improve workplace safety."
Alternatives: "implementing the policy" or "fulfilling the policy".
Efficient instrument choice in the presence of irreversibility requires that the agent be rewarded for contributions to achieving the policy objective.
Ministers are unsure whether the goal is achieveable as it would require EU treaty change - but Mr Cameron said today he would be open to achieving the policy in a number of ways.
If the EU opts for a 30% cut the range would be €30-60.Becalmed as they are, however, current prices are clearly not achieving the policy aims which led politicians to create them in the first place.
Two articles, to be published on Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine, point to the formidable obstacles to achieving the policy goal of not only installing electronic health records, but also using them to improve care and curb costs.
But legislation that would mandate paid sick leave nationwide, notably the so-called Healthy Families Act, has stalled in Congress for years, prompting the administration to seek alternative ways of achieving the policy's goals.
See id. at 45. On the contrary, the ADC officers argue that the no-beard policy is the least restrictive means to achieving a compelling government interest because there are no feasible means that would be as effective in achieving the policy's purposes.
The efficiency of an incentive policy is measured by the amount of policy intervention, such as taxes collected or subsidies paid, to achieve the policy goal.
The White Paper hence lacks examples or recommendations as to how various measures might be combined in order to achieve the policy objectives.
But we have learned from the past eight years of war that we serve this Nation best when we are part of a comprehensive, integrated approach that employs all elements of national power to achieve the policy goals set by our civilian leaders.
Much uncertainty remains, however, as to the timing, pace and exact nature of the changes that Beijing wants to achieve: The policy pronouncements so far have been broad in nature, and little more detail is likely to be forthcoming until a meeting of the Communist Party Central Committee this autumn.
Secondly, to actually achieve the policy goals, active involvement of private actors is necessary [16].
