Sentence examples for constant policy from inspiring English sources
Constant policy upheaval makes investment to reduce costs difficult, and the latest review is particularly ill considered.
She said the government had taken a "long-term view", cautioning against "silly headlines" and constant policy changes which could affect investor confidence in the industry.
The companies have instead stayed away, worried not only by the government's constant policy changes but also by the widespread and endemic corruption in Indian society.
Mr. Cheney's standing with his self-described constituency of one -- the president -- appears only to have grown through two wars and the constant policy clashes between the State Department and the Pentagon.
Most serving judges said they would discourage suitable lawyers from seeking to join the bench for four reasons: likely pension cuts, reduced pay, constant policy changes and lack of administrative support.
Asked about criticism of the Obama administration for its seemingly constant policy switches, Cook said the administration had been dealt this hand when Mubarak nominated Suleiman as his vice-president.
The work of Ray and Gall is extended to explicit calculation of temperature vs time policies which eliminate or minimize composition dr Both continuous and discrete, piecewise-constant policies have been computed.
In fed-batch operation, the proposed constant feed policy approximates the optimal feed policy closely.
As opposed to the result in [14] where the PU utilizes a constant power policy, the optimal power allocation strategies in Theorems 1 and 2 are applicable to any arbitrary PU power allocation policy as long as the primary user is oblivious to the secondary network, i.e. the PU's power allocation policy is not a function of the SBS's transmission power allocation function.
Head teachers, worn down by constant official policy changes and an avalanche of paperwork, are retiring early.
How do we get past carbon price scare campaigns of "$100 lamb roasts", city and industry "wipeouts", that "broken" carbon tax promise and the constant government policy changes.
