Sentence examples for indicative policy from inspiring English sources

We have created an artificial system as a laboratory to gain insights about the trade-offs between curative and preventive health allocations, and the effect of indicative policy interventions.

These ideas are mirrored in the findings of this study, which may be indicative of policy not developing in isolation (Wincott 2010; Béland 2009) as well as of the time it takes for policy ideas to change practice.

It is perhaps indicative of national policy priorities that we have archives stuffed with standardized test results, but very little longitudinal data on the many other things we want our schools to do.

Last night's sold-out Sugar Ray and Smashmouth doubleheader is indicative of its policy to get artists on the rise.

He notes that Google's actions in the matter were indicative of its policy to remove search results when threatened by governmental action.

Jonathan Schuldt, an assistant professor of communication at Cornell and the study's co-author, said the discrepancy between Democrats' and Republicans' perceptions of the terms may be more indicative of their policy preferences than a scientific judgment.

As a response to this science, researchers and policymakers from the eleven countries considered the range and types of actions that can address pollination deficits, and developed an indicative set of policy responses.

This paper compares the effects of two indicative climate mitigation policies on river flows in six catchments in the UK with two scenarios representing un-mitigated emissions.

His son, Khaled al-Sabawi, joined HuffPost Live's Ahmed Shihab-Eldin to discuss how his father's arrest is indicative of undemocratic policies within the Palestinian Authority.

The support that Christopher Columbus received from Isabella was indicative of this new policy.

On Thursday the Coalition's campaign spokesman, Mathias Corrman, said the shared policy was indicative of the "anti business agenda of both parties".