Sentence examples for given policies from inspiring English sources
Costs continue to be manageable given policies currently in place to limit competitiveness risks.
The programme has raised global food prices (and thus increased malnutrition among the world's poorest); lined the pockets of America's farmers; given policies to cut carbon a bad name; and cut little, if any, carbon.Solar flareEurope has yet to devise a policy quite so disastrous, but Spain's solar subsidy comes a close second.
One possibility that must be considered is whether the substantial gains in survival at older ages seen in recent decades, and thought to be driven largely by improvements in the management of chronic disorders, such as hypertension and its complications, particularly in older patients, will continue given policies of austerity reducing access to health care in some countries.
The officer knows why a given policy is important, but the enlisted feels it.
On any given policy issue, her immediate reaction is to defend it.
State strength refers to the effectiveness with which countries can implement a given policy.
Does a given policy arouse energy, foster skills, spur social mobility and help people transform their lives?
And without knowing baseline values, it's hard to understand the effect of any given policy – let alone comparing the impact of various policies.
In Baiyin's case, help has come from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), which since 2008 has given policy advice and $80m in loans for industrial transformation.
This is what the data shows: when the economic élites support a given policy change, it has about a one-in-two chance of being enacted.
In short, DeVos appears to be proceeding exactly as an agency head should: give notice, take comments, and explain why a given policy is being adopted.
