Sentence examples for as one policy from inspiring English sources

The transport economics rationale for implementing congestion pricing on roads, described as "one policy response to the problem of congestion", was summarized in testimony to the United States Congress Joint Economic Committee in 2003: "congestion is considered to arise from the mispricing of a good; namely, highway capacity at a specific place and time.

As one policy visibly gives, the other stealthily takes.

Emission trading schemes have emerged as one policy instrument to deliver carbon prices.

As one policy think tank put it: "Broader social and economic arguments for the arts are essential in today's political, business and economic environment.

Respondents across occupational groups noted that the most powerful influences over scaling up processes were political and resource related: as one policy maker put it: 'Politicians.

As one policy maker stated, "[y ou have to] give one group authority to make decisions that would be binding on all provinces, which isn't going to happen" (Interviewee #7).

As one policy-maker metaphorically stated: "If I told you, behind that door there is a cup of tea with sugar and then I give you a cup of tea with sugar here.

As one policy-maker stated: "The role of research is very important in policy-making … however, the problem with [our] health sector is that it has not been dynamic like [our economy] …  Our legislation, structures and way of doing things have not changed for years, and all the information available now is dated.

As one policy-maker noted: 'Any activity before it is being done by the HSAs, the people on top there at the central level they sit down and decide who should this activity be given to; is it for clinical staff, is it for nursing, is it for environmental?

4. Mr Carswell signed off a letter condemning Ukip as a "one policy party" less than a month before he defected.

Since it can be imagined that anybody one day "will" break the law, and since all political opposition can be seen as "influencing" one policy or another-in fact, opposition can thwart a policy altogether-these guidelines would seem to permit any investigation whatever.