Sentence examples for diverging policies from inspiring English sources

But the BoJ is still implementing a policy of quantitative easing (QE), and the ECB is just about to start one.These diverging policies reflect economic fundamentals.

This peculiar combination of diverging policy preferences and converging unit preferences is the structural presupposition of democracy… Nationhood provides a sense of belonging together and a desire to act collectively.

This peculiar combination of diverging policy preferences and converging unit preferences is the structural presupposition of democracy, but to repeat, nothing in democratic theory entitles us to expect such a combination.

And if you can't diverge policy to make a difference, why bother having the power?

These countries were chosen as they have different preconditions and goals for energy wood production and use, e.g. diverging national policies, forest characteristics and current use of renewable energies [37, 38] (see also Table 1).

The back-and-forth highlighted the diverging foreign policy approaches of the two candidates and underscored the significant role that Cuba policy could play in the general election.

The nuclear melt-down in Fukushima resulted in diverging energy policy decisions across the world where Germany decided to opt out of nuclear electricity production.

The United States is diverging from the policies of some other countries.

The views were polarised, highlighting that undecided voters have two very different candidates, with diverging views and policies, from which to choose.

In carrying the more explicit programming, AT&T seems to be diverging from the policy of some local cable providers.

[W]e need to somehow combine diverging preferences about policy with converging preferences about units.