The report's cautious tone, however, seemed unlikely to induce policy makers to move interest rates from record lows.
Republican and Democratic Administrations alike have coaxed and cajoled, prodded and praised, and, most recently, confronted and condemned the Assads to induce policy changes.
If truthful hyperbole means praising U.S. adversaries to the hilt in the hope that flattery will help induce policy change, maybe it will work.
What is new, Mr. Rubin said, is the Administration's request for such authority now in order to induce policy changes in India and Pakistan, rather than simply gaining it in time to respond to changes.
If successful, their efforts might supplant the need for national action to address climate change, even if they do not replace the nation-state system whose environmental management efforts will continue to rely on hard power: the use, primarily, of economic incentives to induce policy change.
The broad perception that early school leaving affects in a significant way both society and individuals, who could benefit from increased educational attainment, has induced policy makers to design policies that try to address the problem.
While capping is a common practice in many modern transportation systems [14], in the case of Uber it seems to be a company induced policy, and not an external control applied by local regulatory authorities.
The scientific base and the political will to translate it to policy are ingredients necessary to induce policy changes[ 123- 125].
Through a modelling-based contribution, this paper critically reviews and explores the impact of low carbon heat policies to induce technological policy development.
And for all of Romney's own pandering and cringe-inducing policy gyrations, he gets this, I think.
