Sentence examples for longer term policy from inspiring English sources

They are determined Labor should have a credible means to achieve Australia's emissions reductions, but are contemplating a two-stage policy, with immediate action on a stronger renewable energy target, environmental regulation and a strengthening of the existing laws, with an emissions trading scheme as a longer term policy once it has broader support.

The overall response conformed with the Roll Back Malaria Strategy and the crisis contributed to a positive longer term policy change.

This study also demonstrates that while political crises bring violence, destruction and disruption of people's lives and livelihoods, quality leadership and development partner support can, even in these situations, open and see through "windows of opportunity" to introduce longer term policy and systems change.

In the longer term, policies such as new spending programs, changes to the tax laws, and reforms of the regulatory code can have a major effect.

Poorer nations are demanding billions of dollars in support to undertake costly measures intended to limit climate change over the next decade or so as well as longer term policies aimed through the second half of the century.

We also agree to a longer-term policy objective of further increasing the personal allowance to £10,000, making further real-terms steps each year towards this objective.

But storage, he said, is "probably a longer-term policy issue that we need to tee up for discussion and resolution".

Indeed, since the group works mostly by consensus, a small coalition can block longer-term policy actions favored even by a majority of the group.

But the debate on a host of wider issues highlights the bloc's difficulty in managing the euro-zone debt crisis while simultaneously framing longer-term policy.

But it does not include longer-term policy changes that the White House backed last week when it asked Congress to wipe away that debt.

On Friday the renowned climate economist Frank Jotzo from the Australian National University said the majority report was "piecemeal and lacks a vision for the longer-term policy framework needed to get Australia on track to a low-carbon economy".