Sentence examples for choice view from inspiring English sources

This public choice view yields striking implications for an optimal policy mix comprising RES supporting policies.

Thus, our analysis also shows that a public choice view not necessarily entails negative evaluations concerning efficiency and effectiveness of a policy mix.

Seven New York City children sat in a Manhattan conference room two weeks ago enjoying a choice view of the Hudson River.

The evidence is inconsistent with public interest theories of regulation, but supports the public choice view that entry regulation benefits politicians and bureaucrats.

The optimal choice view is also inconsistent with evidence that firms with higher excess cash holdings tend to make sub-optimal investment decisions (Dittmar and Mahrt-Smith 2007; Harford et al. 2008).

Proponents of the choice view might plausibly claim that if men and women could explicitly define the terms of their relationships, and retain a right of exit when the terms were not fulfilled, then at least extreme forms of gender domination would be undercut.

Richard Haas ("Afghanistan is a war of choice," Views, Aug. 22) writes a thought-provoking essay, but the conclusion is misleading.

"I am encouraged by this choice, viewing it as a pledge for a church of simplicity and of ecological ideals," said Leonardo Boff, a founder of liberation theology.

They then pass lovely Portmeirion on the far side of the sandy Dwyryd estuary, and offer up choice views of Harlech and Criccieth castles.

We also argue for theoretically grounded works in the collective action and strategic choice views, but the greatest opportunity lies in integrative works that will take us one step closer to a comprehensive view of technology standards.

Regarding Nicholas Kristof's column, "America's defining choice" (Views, Nov. 13): What President Obama decides to do with Afghanistan, and what the U.S. Congress finally decides to do about health care reform, will truly define America for decades to come.