Sentence examples for increase its policy from inspiring English sources

Indeed, although the Bank of England does not want to increase its policy rate any time soon, and has no intention at this juncture of sucking any of the £375bn of new money it has created back from the British economy, market-based interest rates have been rising for much of the year - as investors have bet on eventual normalisation of monetary conditions.

By making the information public for each tax jurisdiction where the multinational undertaking is operating, the Union would increase its policy coherence for development and limit potential tax avoidance schemes in countries where domestic resources mobilization has been identified as a key component of the Union development policy.

"Today's inaction from the MPC does not signal that it is done with increasing its policy support for the economy – we expect at least another £25bn of QE to be announced next month," said Jonathan Loynes at Capital Economics.

The tightening was India's sixth this year.The Reserve Bank of Australia also increased its policy rate, to 4.75%, citing fears that the moderation in inflation in the past year was "probably close to ending".

It is hoped that wider awareness of the quality assessment criteria used in Environmental-GRADE, and an understanding of the justification for these criteria, as highlighted in this article, will contribute to improved study design and reporting of environmental science research that will increase its potential policy impact.

All of these activities serve to enhance the value of membership, and through increased membership, the ASTMH can increase its influence in policy and society, an important goal.

There is an onus on the HRS to ensure it identifies and publicises those characteristics of research that are likely to increase its appeal to policy-makers.

An improvement in the profit margin was regarded as positive, but the need to increase its provision for lapsing policies was regarded as negative.

Supporters say that improvements upon the 1970s policy would increase its potency.

The authority is also seeking to increase its revenues by ending a policy of giving free E-ZPass tags to city and state agencies for use in official vehicles.

With a conference on compensation for sexual slavery during World War II scheduled in Seoul in November 2013, in addition to a conference on the politics of central banking scheduled in Ithaca in July 2014 to follow-up on the discussions in the "Changing Politics of Central Banks," Meridian 180 expects to continue to increase its contribution to legal and policy problems affecting the region.