Sentence examples for lagging policy from inspiring English sources
In this arena, uniquely, technology is lagging policy.
But there are economies with insufficient domestic shock absorbers and lagging policy responses--thus elevating the risk of currency depreciation and rising bond yields compromising economic stability and prospects.
The public response of AIDS awareness education is a good example, where prevention rose given the presence of disease before these lagged policy efforts took place.
BIN supports a boycott of all tourism to the Dominican Republic and urges the United States government to use this period to expand the U.S. Haitian Family Reunification Parole Program HFRPPP) in an effort to provide reprieve and justice for those adversely impacted by lagging immigration policies in the U.S. and in the Dominican Republic.
Robustness analysis corroborates the choice of the simultaneous rather than the lagged fiscal policy variable.
Its interest rate decisions will also lag behind policy moves, responding to how consumers respond to the new government measures.
An interesting report suggests that evolution of family gender norms has lagged behind policy makers' ideas (63).
However in the UK, translational research has lagged behind policy change and there has been a lack of diabetes prevention programmes specifically developed for, and evaluated in, routine health care settings.
In this time of lagging investor confidence, policy making through litigation discussed in a closed conference room is not healthy for the U.S. capital markets, and not good for investors.
Lagging behind are policy makers in the Group of 7 economies, with the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank among those waiting for evidence of a more concrete recovery before they unwind record low borrowing costs.
Likewise, countries with a relatively high level of renewable electricity generation and with lagging renewable electricity policy tend to be poorer, more authoritarian, and endowed with higher levels of fossil-fuel resources.
