Sentence examples for long time policy from inspiring English sources

For a long time policy in Africa was focused on poverty.

He said that when a new government came into power after another had been in power for a long time, policy change was inevitable.

For a long time, policy makers asked how the direct payments, and their related mechanisms, were to change in order to find a fair methodology for the aid distribution to farmers (Swinnen, 2009).

Amidst that discussion, Dr. Judy Lubin, a health care historian and policy analyst from American University, declared that the long time policy impact of the Obama administration will no doubt be health care due to his ability to get the Affordable Care Act passed after attempts by many presidents.

About eight months ago, Calpers reversed a long-time policy of disclosing the investment performance of individual private equity investments.

"Uber vs. Washington, D.C.: This Is Insane" wrote The Atlantic's long-time policy scholar, James Fallows.

► On Thursday, ScienceInsider reported that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has abandoned its long-time policy of limiting the number of resubmissions of the same grant proposal.

Mr Carney said the bank's long-time policy of targeting inflation had proved successful in both the UK and Canada, setting a "high bar" for any alternative policy.

When De Blasio was elected, he started recruiting long-time policy experts in universal broadband like Josh Breitbart, who worked on access for several years at the Open Technology Institute.

Some of the implications of behavioral economics for policy are overlooked in traditional formal economic analysis but reflect what might best be called "common sense" and are similar to the critiques and prescriptions of many long-time policy practitioners and analysts.

He endorsed the state's role as a supplier of goods produced by state-owned enterprises and supported the long-time policy of labour distribution.