Sentence examples for all policy options from inspiring English sources
Q: Why not consider all policy options?
This is not a case for unilateral US steps, but rather for the effective use or combination of all policy options that are on the table.
"All policy options, including sanctions, are on the table, in our view, but obviously that still is being evaluated," said the US state department spokeswoman, Jen Psaki.
He called on those on all sides of the debate to support "an independent, evidence-based review, exploring all policy options, including further resourcing the war on drugs, decriminalising the possession of drugs, and legally regulating their production and supply".
Mirroring the Turnbull government's tax debate, in which all policy options are back "on the table", the groups commissioned major consultancies to present on six climate policy options at a special closed-door summit this week.
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When you look at all the policy options for dealing with the Syria situation, they are all terrible or too late.
For example, Babor and colleagues [26] p. 242 state that "of all the policy options, alcohol taxes is rated as one of the strongest... [and] heavier drinkers appear to be as responsive as lighter drinkers, and these policies are effective for younger drinkers as well as adults".
Given the risks, uncertainties, ambiguities and ignorance attached to all the available policy options, a response of caution, precaution and transparency is called for.
Continued American presence at such talks is to "protect U.S. interests and ensure all future policy options remain open to the administration," the statement says.
more democracy by asking the Bank of England to carry out a review of all monetary policy options available to government and central banks to influence the allocation of credit in the interests of the whole of society and the economy, and a debate over these options in parliament.
