Sentence examples for discrete policy from inspiring English sources

He has given few interviews since Election Day, and those have focused mainly on discrete policy topics.

But lots of think tanks receive corporate contributions, or at least help from institutions that have discrete policy interests.

Heritage is confined to the smallest of government departments and seen as a small, discrete policy area rather than a central plank of sustainability.

This commentary has introduced the concept of cyberweapons governance but is under no illusions that such a discrete policy field currently exists in any formal sense.

But its resources are likely to be so feeble that, according to the Federation of American Scientists, it may be, at best, "a boutique oversight shop that tackles a couple of discrete policy issues each year".

If, however, the answer is that of course some discrete policy objective cannot justify the human suffering Trump has unleashed and the moral stain it will leave on the country, then it is time for Republicans to admit that they made a tragic mistake and that their continued defense of him is morally unsustainable.

When presidents succeed, they leave behind not only discrete policies but also energetic parties that carry on the work.

But industrial policy should at least require that the nation address in a coherent manner whatever trade-offs for our international competitiveness these discrete policies imply.

The discrete policies with small numbers of stages (less than ∼six) perform much more poorly than the continuous policies indicating that the copolymeriz reactor is much more sensitive to deviations from optimality than batch reactors operating with other reaction schemes.

His daring but discrete policies are starting to feel like a work plan that we have to slog through, and endlessly compromise over, just to finish for finishing's sake — not because they are all building blocks of a great national project.

The constraints on the discrete scheduling policy x make the problem (DP 1) very difficult to solve in this form.