Sentence examples for combined policy from inspiring English sources

Of course, the combined policy effort this time around hasn't been a complete success.

The Japan Times revealed that the British government officially expressed its support for using the new weapon against Japan at the combined policy committee on the development and control of nuclear energy meeting in Washington on 4 July 1945.

In the run up to Australia's federal election in September 2013, the various industry associations involved in international education intend to have one combined policy submission and one voice.

By that, Brownback said, he meant that Ryan combined policy acumen with political instincts that allowed him to see which issues would become hot and which bills had a chance of passing.

The average  quote for a combined policy was down 3 per cent over the last three months of 2013 to £165 and down 8.5 per cent over the year.

Mr. Reid, in a letter to colleagues, said he was naming Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, who is credited with propelling Democrats to the majority in 2006 as chairman of the party's campaign committee, leader of a new combined policy and strategic communications operation.

Generally, combined policies are cheaper than two separate policies for contents and building cover.

Now, a little over a year into her presidency, she governs Brazil with a pragmatism that has combined policies that reassure business leaders with programs that have brought millions of Brazilians into the middle class.

Successful market uptake and expansion of electric vehicles requires massive, expensive and combined policies.

The main conclusion of this paper is that successful market uptake and expansion of electric vehicles is the result of massive, expensive and combined policies.

Policies and investments to encourage multimodality should prioritize the increase of intermodal alternatives reliability and combined policies of cost reduction and reliability.