Sentence examples for invasive policy from inspiring English sources

— or even like the I.M.F., whose invasive policy prescriptions are blamed in the region for having exacerbated the 1997-1998 meltdown.

The predominance of crime and chaos in postwar Iraq ("Looting Disrupts Detailed U.S. Plan to Restore Iraq," front page, May 19) provides tragic vindication for the United Nations' reluctance to endorse Washington's invasive policy of regime change in Iraq.

The country inherited its current, extremely invasive policy from the days of Soviet rule; unlike elsewhere in Europe, where police must catch someone in the act of consumption, in Georgia police can stop anyone they wish based only on suspicion.

As eBay continues to evolve and change - applying restrictive and invasive policies - this will become more of a priority for all eBay sellers, not just PowerSellers.

Climate change is raising significant issues for European invasive species policy.

In response to expanding global numbers of invasive species, policies to manage the potential damages have expanded in scope and magnitude.

This is troubling because it precludes credible empirical considerations of the full-range of social externalities when setting invasive species management policy.

It is important to remember that Central Americans have been coming to the United States for generations, mostly because of violent, invasive U.S. foreign policy, and the hysteria about the children coming this summer was really racialized and ugly, as Robin outlines beautifully in this article.

Fundamental niche attributes tend to be evolutionarily conserved [12], [23], and therefore evolution of the fundamental climate space boundaries will ordinarily occur slowly, over time frames longer than is relevant for invasive species management policy.

Our results show that regulations may lead growers to "under-spray" when placed in an economic context, and provide some general lessons about the design of optimal invasive species control policies.

The hierarchical design procedure addresses three major challenges: (i) physiologically consistent geometric models of the brain anatomy (ii) discovery of unknown transport and metabolic reaction rates of therapeutic drugs by problem inversion and (iii) a quantitative method for determining parameters of invasive drug injection policies.