Sentence examples for expansive policy from inspiring English sources

To hand such an expansive policy to such an inept government is a fool's errand.

In fact, until last month no major party had announced an expansive policy on community power.

In addition, if it became apparent that monetary policy had been overly expansive, policy could be tightened by a combination of asset sales and increases in Bank Rate".

Instead of adopting a more expansive policy, Clinton would have been far more likely to succeed if from the outset he had gone "smaller, faster" (Starr, 1995).

Those two conversations will be politically and substantively intertwined, of course, even as the committee labors to appear as its own independent study group, mulling expansive policy shifts over, one imagines, many pizzas.

Over the summer the E.C.B.'s president, Mario Draghi, pursued an expansive policy that was anathema to the old guard, whose cause was championed by the Bundesbank's youthful president, Jens Weidmann.

His promises resonate with austerity-hit Greeks, though it is unclear how a Syriza government would finance such expansive policies.

Finally, they examine Harvard's relationship with Cambridge and the community's often impassioned response to the expansive policies of successive Harvard administrations.

But college presidents, while praising anything that broadens access to higher education, also have their questions about the most expansive policies.

The United States Federal Reserve's expansive policies have also prompted worries about asset bubbles, though its easing program is in part meant to push investors to take on more risk to spur economic growth.

Some analysts think the euro could keep falling if the ECB and the Fed head in opposite directions, with the Fed starting to "taper" its expansive policies next year.Openly calling for a decline is one thing.