Sentence examples for cool policy from inspiring English sources

This place is less Quebecool and more Quebekistan.Jeff Frank Montreal SIRR – Quebec pays for most of its "cool" policy programmes with money from the federal government in Ottawa.

This research provides valuable insights for the formulation of COOL policy in various countries.

In the long term, the mandatory COOL policy of an importing country will favour sustainable development in the partner countries.

To assess the desirability of a mandatory COOL policy on main ingredients, by exposing all the pro and con arguments.

The mandatory COOL policy applied in the importing country of finished products will also affect the economy of the producing country of primary materials.

While President Obama, much like Alden, argues that critics are "making stuff up" about the potential negative implications of "trade" agreements, the WTO recently ruled that popular U.S. country-of-origin meat labeling (COOL) policy is in violation of the Technical Barriers to Trade agreement of the WTO, even though it is non-discriminatory.

One such policy action came in August, when the PBOC punished a score of Chinese banks, including China Construction Bank and Agricultural Bank of China, for increasing lending despite an official cooling policy, asking them to buy low-yielding notes issued by the central bank, in effect depriving them of margins of more than 3% that they could have earned on their money by investing it elsewhere.

By the end of 2015, 114 countries had adopted renewable energy policies for the power sector as opposed to 66 countries with transport sector policies and only 21 countries with heating and cooling policies [1].

Instrumental to the optimal co-design of both geometries and cooling policies, we propose an identification methodology based on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for a generic thermal network of m fans and n electronic components.

China's economy has cooled as policy makers in Beijing have sought to put growth on a stable footing.

In 2010, the State Water Resources Control Board passed the Once-Through Cooling (OTC) Policy, a resolution requiring power plants to cease the use of open ocean intakes for once-through-cooling by 2020.