Sentence examples for insufficient policy from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, downside risks continue to loom large, importantly reflecting risks of delayed or insufficient policy action," the fund warned.

"Clearly, downside risks continue to loom large, importantly reflecting risks of delayed or insufficient policy action," the IMF wrote in the latest World Economic Outlook.

"Clearly, downside risks continue to loom large, importantly reflecting risks of delayed or insufficient policy action," the fund said in its last estimate.

Those, he said, include the possibility of weaker-than-expected domestic and global demand and slow or insufficient policy changes in euro zone countries.

"A change of a few words in the way he phrases the E.C.B.'s policy stance is an insufficient policy response to alter the — very troubled — course of the euroland economy," Carl B. Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, N.Y., said in an e-mail.

Insufficient policy stimulus could be undermining potential growth, and risks deflation in the area, the market economy group said.

Critics claim the levels of access enjoyed by the fossil-fuel industry helps explain why the EU is putting forward "timid and insufficient policies" that mainly benefit these firms ahead of important climate negotiations in Paris this month.

Alison McEwen, a human rights lawyer with the Nelligan O'Brien Payne law firm, says many universities are unprepared to deal with sexual assault on campuses or have insufficient policies.

Insufficient policies and enforcement to protect breastfeeding practices, missing facilities in the workplace and public, inappropriate advice and care by some maternity facilities are others.

Addressing institutional barriers to men's sexual and reproductive health, such as inadequately resourced health systems and insufficient policies, is integral to improved health for all (Shand et al. 2014; Hawkes and Buse 2013).

The available information on the cost of illness of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is overtly insufficient for policy planning.