Sentence examples for incomplete policy from inspiring English sources
Australia's policy towards asylum seekers was a "piecemeal and incomplete policy response, aspects of which are driven more by political considerations than any desire to find a sustainable and humane approach".
Mr. Tarullo argued that there would be merit in "adopting a simpler policy instrument, rather than relying on indirect, incomplete policy measures such as administrative calculation of potentially complex financial stability footprints".
If Congress "chooses to do so, there would be merit in its adopting a simpler policy instrument, rather than relying on indirect, incomplete policy measures such as administrative calculation of potentially complex financial stability footprints," Mr. Tarullo said, according to prepared remarks.
One is the absence of some corresponding mechanism for the policies, such as incomplete policy to support the development of solar energy, wind energy and biomass energy.
After the unsuccessful exploitation of these incomplete policy windows, the three streams of problems, policies and politics did not converge for several decades.
Instead of criticizing incomplete policies, they should be accepted as vetted.
The school's experience with the tablets reflected the district's inconsistent, incomplete policies.
Moreover, Li (2004) has also found that, consistently with theoretical expectations, the REER depreciates after trade liberalization, but his study shows that partial or incomplete liberalization policies do not produce this effect.
Last, several incomplete elements in policy reforms such as clarity in fiscal allocations, definition of accountability measures, and civil-service reform need attention.
The Commons defence committee said it was clear the government's decision to change the variant of fighter jet for the UK's new carriers had been "rushed and based upon incomplete and inaccurate policy development".
However, this analysis would only provide an incomplete basis for policy making towards a development strategy as it does not include an analysis of the social or economic impacts and benefits of the wireless network.
