Sentence examples for marginal policy from inspiring English sources

Nutrition remains a marginal policy issue, although 1.5m Europeans die from heart disease each year.

At its inception, parental leave was a relatively marginal policy issue and Britain was still opting out of the EU directive for 13 weeks' unpaid parental leave.

The broad participation of presidential candidates suggests her policy clout has helped bring previously marginal policy ideas squarely into the party's mainstream, though certainly other figures within the party and changing public attitudes play a role, as well.

Figure 8 shows the situation emerging after this non-marginal policy change.

Sensitivity tests to the optimal price confirm that it leads to an optimal social welfare while the marginal pricing policy does not.

And whilst other nations scratch their heads in amazement, one area which helps explain why so many gifted British champions have simultaneously triumphed is, once more, the triumph of GB cycling's so-called "marginal gains" policy.

"Militant atheism is not merely incidental or marginal to Communist policy.

We also find evidence of strongly diminishing marginal utility in policy scope.

Advocates counter that even if only 10% of the jobs receiving the credit were marginal hires, the policy would be cost-effective.

After a year in which gun violence prevention moved from a marginal, often-ignored policy debate to a central issue of the presidential campaign, gun control advocates were left stunned at the unexpected defeat of Clinton, who had made herself a champion of the movement.

The marginal effects of policies are presented, and simultaneous effects of the policies on car usage variations are provided.