Sentence examples for be a powerful policy from inspiring English sources

An electricity tracking and certification framework, such as the renewable energy certificate (REC), can be a powerful policy instrument to promote the acquisition of low-carbon electricity by the Scope 2 users.

For example, the pollution tax levied on carbon dioxide emission is a powerful policy mechanism that can address market failures in energy industry (Wu et al. 2006).

For example, the pollution taxes, in particular, carbon taxes are a powerful policy mechanism that can address market failures in energy industry (Wu et al. 2006).

Thus, our analysis suggests that fee-for-service is a powerful policy instrument that needs to be carefully designed in order to ensure optimal provision of care.

It can be a powerful means of policy analysis, for various trade and environmental issues, and can also be a way to understand better the interactions between parts of the forest sector.

Even the new archbishop of New York, Timothy M. Dolan, whose upbeat personality and communication savvy suggest he could be a powerful voice on public policy, has no plans to step into the debate, his spokesman, Joseph Zwilling, said last week.

They decided the tech industry could be a powerful agent of American foreign policy.

Misguided information can be a powerful factor in guiding conservation policy and funding away from where it is most needed.

"He will be a powerful voice for pro-growth policies and spending restraint".

Women united behind a cause can be a powerful force for progressive social policies, better child care, broader health coverage and fully equal opportunity for them and their children.

"Monetary policy can be a powerful tool, but it is not a panacea for the problems currently faced by the U.S. economy," Mr. Bernanke said.