Sentence examples for limiting policies from inspiring English sources

Finally, an added contribution to the health and incarceration literature would be research at the macro-level that compares more liberal incarceration policies (in states such as in Vermont and Maine where voting rights are never restricted) and more limiting policies in order to evaluate the differences in the general health of prison populations.

One of these studies [ 16] provided some support for the use of "rewarding" policies to retain physicians in the public sectors of more developed countries, while "limiting" policies are recommended for developing countries.

"In comparison with the crisis years of 2008 and 2009, the stance of monetary and fiscal policies in G20 countries has lost coherence, thereby increasing uncertainty and limiting policy effectiveness to support the recovery," said the report.

The problem's origin is twofold: insurers' limited policies and government funding cuts, Columbia University psychiatry professor Philip Muskin told VICE News.

In cases where global production capacity is limited, policies should encourage rapid technology transfer to transition as quickly as possible to a competitive market.

You can argue that countries like Ireland had and have very limited policy choices.

That's all a ruse, and it has led to the cramped politics and limited policy debate in which we're stuck today.

That means the two central banks would have limited policy tools left with which to combat a collapse in prices and demand.

With limited policy space in the near term, further negative shocks – either domestic or external – could undermine financial market sentiment, halt the recovery, and push the economy into lower inflation and even deflation," the IMF said.

(ii) This approach limits policy evaluation performance by having to fetch the required data.

The pro-poor growth framework described in the previous section is highly descriptive and has limited policy implications.