Sentence examples for any additional policy from inspiring English sources
"In the coming weeks, the Bank will assess economic conditions and will consider any additional policy responses", he said in a statement.
The Bank of Japan also meets Thursday and will be closely watched to see if it puts in place any additional policy measures in the wake of the disasters.
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The Fed could then use the payroll tax rate as an additional policy tool when interest rates fell to near zero.
While the first-best outcome is unobtainable in this setting, we find inter-pollutant trading enhances efficiency by offering an additional policy instrument: the inter-pollutant trade ratio.
The SWAp process was introduced as an additional policy to join the partners together with the MOH in setting priorities, harmonizing planning, and coordinating support.
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On the one hand, if the gap closes quickly during the time that immigrants spend in the destination country, one might hope that children from immigrant families would not need any substantial additional policy intervention in order to catch up with native students.
It is likely to gauge market reaction before deciding what additional policy moves to make, if any.
"The steady improvement in public and external finances provides the authorities with additional policy flexibility in addressing, for example, any further support required by the banking sector," James McCormack, head of Fitch's sovereign group in Asia, said.
