Sentence examples for induced a policy from inspiring English sources

This has induced a policy of planting smaller trees, less likely to be cited in subsidence claims, but which confer few of the environmental benefits cited in the Manchester study.

We then examine institutional responses that decisionmakers can use to induce a policy-development monopolist to craft more-appealing proposals: (i) establishing in-house policy development capacity, (ii) delegating authority to an agent who counterbalances the monopolist's preferences, and (iii) fostering competition by policy developers with different preferences.

Ecological criteria include a variety of indices concerning the state of the stand and of the landscape induced by a policy.

But a change in state policy has induced a rising number of school districts to create full-day kindergarten on Long Island, and the owners of the private centers are taking a look at adapting their buildings to handle changes in their client population.

Our generalization of bisimulation to stochastic processes yields a non-trivial notion of state equivalence that guarantees the optimal policy for the reduced model immediately induces a corresponding optimal policy for the original model.

In particular, Fig. 2 shows the minimum-to-average wage ratio started to increase in 2004 for the three regions and the whole country, implying that the 2004 policy has induced an increase in the bite of the minimum wage.

He was told that if the law ordered insurers not to deny coverage to those who had a costly health condition, it would have to require that everyone eligible be induced to buy a policy.

We do not support a policy of inducing a collapse of the North Korean regime, and these steps will have to be carefully implemented.

In this paper, we consider the specific objective of inducing a pre-specified desired policy.

A booming resource sector not only attracts labor and capital from other industrial sectors but also induces a myopic sloth among policy makers and private actors.

Tsamboulas et al. [22] propose a three step methodology to asses the possible impact of a policy measure to induce a modal shift on a European scale.