Sentence examples for delayed policy from inspiring English sources

In recent days, the Argentine bond and stock markets have plummeted, and bank deposits have dropped as the government has delayed policy announcements and appeared to be adrift.

Despite this, a much delayed policy review published in March by the Department for Education quotes the Health and Safety Executive view that schools are a low-risk environment for asbestos.

This might be one reason for the slow uptake of evidence and the delayed policy process in Uganda.

This delayed policy termination caused a deprivation of civil liberties of the involuntarily confined patients, the fostering of social stigmas attached to the disease, and an inefficient use of health resources.

The IMF has called on the Fed to delay policy "lift-off", because of the potential impact on other economies.

The ECB has left it much longer than the UK and US to launch QE, and the experience of Japan in the 1990s and 2000s suggests that delaying policy responses allows economic and financial problems to become more deeply embedded.

Polarizing issues that way, the study notes, "is an effective strategy for creating controversy and delaying policy progress".

Although a quest for evidence cannot always be allowed to delay policy choice, it seems axiomatic to us that policy options are improved by the incorporation of evidence.

Although a quest for evidence cannot always be allowed to delay policy choice, policy options are surely the better for incorporating evidence when it exists.

Koch Industries is privately owned by Charles and David Koch, who, according to Greenpeace, have "quietly funneled [$50 million] to climate-denial front groups that are working to delay policies and regulations aimed at stopping global warming".

This institutionalizes the role of industry actors in UK public health policy in an unprecedented way, enhancing capacity to shape policy formulation and to deflect or delay policies that are contrary to these vested interests.