Sentence examples for be attributed to policy from inspiring English sources
Can the results be attributed to policy and the choice of policy instruments, and if so, to what degree?
This small sustainable improvement in energy efficiency obtained especially between 2005 and 2011 was attributed to policy measures and energy programs launched by the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN) in 2004 [43].
The auction success is attributed to policy and financial de-risking, achieved through: Clear policy commitment of the Moroccan government to develop solar energy; Strong domestic institutional capacity to transform commitment into concrete projects; and Strong commitment of development finance institutions to provide concessional financing of USD $450 M.
Some of the policy gaps were attributed to policy process shortcomings: less consultative, poor communication, and an excessively speedy process.
During a May debate in South Carolina, he suggested the 9/11 attacks could be attributed to United States policy.
Part of the Burns's success can be attributed to its policy of avoiding traditional multiplex fare, said Brian Ackerman, programming director for the theater.
However, in the case of the nearly 11-year war in Afghanistan, it can easily be attributed to the policy and political arenas as well.
Any subsequent increase in cancer incidence in young women will naturally be attributed to the policy change.
Differences in the work time loss between these studies might be attributed to the policy of compulsory hospitalization of smear positive PTB patients in some countries.
Some of the changes in the secular trend could be attributed to the policy changes in the hospital such as an increase in staff-patient ratio, increase in the number of units in the department, dedicated women and children blocks and the availability of consultants at any time point.
Joel Berg, executive director of the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, said some of the increase in food stamp recipients could be attributed to government policies, like shortening application forms and no longer requiring finger imaging.
