Sentence examples for anchoring policy from inspiring English sources

Statistical estimates suggest that an attempt to set the path of inflation in the face of such shocks would lead to undesirably large swings in real GDP, compared with anchoring policy to the path of NGDP.

In this paper, we show evidence consistent with major beneficial effects from so doing, with falling term premia and anchored policy rate expectations.

Our hope is that this literature review will help anchor policy development moving forward, while acting as a baseline of thinking about palliative care in humanitarian action in 2017 that can be re-assessed in future years.

While proclaiming 10 principles that would anchor his policy of modernization, he also struck a note that harked back to the Soviet-style defensiveness of his predecessors.

But in a week when the death toll of U.S. troops in Iraq reached 4,000, Mr. McCain anchors this policy address with an emphatic support for fighting terrorism in Afghanistan and Iraq, and his belief that the United States can't "recklessly" withdraw its troops from this region.

Her position even seems blurry on the two-state solution that has anchored American policy since the late 1980s, when George H.W. Bush was President.

Some studies used perfect vision as the upper anchor, but for policy purposes it is important to use perfect or full health as the upper anchor.

How severe depends on how quickly fiscal discipline substitutes for punitive interest rates as the country's new policy anchor.

An ambitious national climate policy, anchored by a stiff price on carbon dioxide emissions, would serve both goals at once.

Speaking of "common" and "united" refugee and asylum policies, he said they had to "be permanently anchored in our policy approach and our rules".

If Turkey continues to pursue a foreign policy anchored on human rights, it can win respect and support in the region.