Sentence examples for implied policy from inspiring English sources

Briefing forecasts prepared for the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) are used to estimate changes in the design of US monetary policy and in the implied policy target for inflation from 1970 through 1997.

There's a broader scope for this speech and the implied policy changes, however, which hasn't earned much comment, and that is the long and increasingly sad history of U.S. policy in the Middle East.

Although this sometimes happens, rational expectations do not always imply policy invariance or ineffectiveness.

That implies policies that move away from the old over-regulated economy dominated by pork-barrel public-works projects.So Mr Kato and his reform-minded colleagues see the political as well as economic imperative behind economic deregulation.

In a statement following a two-day policy meeting, the central bank acknowledged that the economy was once again expanding and it implied that policy makers had become slightly more optimistic since their last meeting in late September.

But he added that "a number of considerations also argue for planning to keep rates low for a longer time than implied by policy rules developed during more normal periods".

Although an amusing metaphor, rebooting foreign policy implies that the policy is essentially sound, with only an operational glitch.

Furthermore, the implementation of volume-based policies aimed at improving surgical outcomes implies that policy makers have embraced the dominance of the practice makes perfect explanation.

While there is a vast and growing literature theorizing on normative and descriptive types of integration policy regimes, the question of what mechanisms of policy intervention are implied by these policies is rarely addressed in comparative studies.

If that is the case, this would imply that policy measures implemented at regional level are required, rather than general policy measures implemented nationally or supra-nationally affecting all regions similarly.3.3

Our paper implies that policy makers should focus not only on implementing IT but also on instituting policies aimed at improving reallocation efficiency to maximize the effect of IT on the productivity growth.