Sentence examples for motivated policy from inspiring English sources

Rather than continually isolating Russia over its actions in Ukraine and denouncing China for remaining neutral, the U.S. would be best served to once again cast off ideologically motivated policy in favor of real politik.

But to get from here to there requires motivated policy makers, financial institutions, impact investors, and others to pony up concessionary capital, sweat equity, and time to jumpstart clean energy in these markets.

The publication of these RCTs motivated policy makers to make various efforts to promote FOBT participation in Ontario.

This recognition motivated policy makers to develop regulations intended to reduce exposures and to prevent similar exposures from occurring in the future (Acton 1989; Hird 1994).

The very fact that this rush to war is happening just before a midterm election causes most voters to wonder if this is not a politically motivated policy.

Previously, in an interview with the Austin Chronicle, SXSW CEO and co-founder Roland Swenson dismissed concerns over what many interpreted as a new, politically motivated policy, noting that the language has actually been in place for at least five years.

Such revisions to the tax system would have to be accompanied by other similarly motivated policies if the economy were to be transformed from a servant of minority privilege into a provider of majority justice.

Given the economic realities that Mr Piketty describes, it is therefore inevitable that distributional concerns will arise and motivate policy.

The same logic, however, is currently motivating policy in the Conservative-led government of America's former colonial master.

Uncertainty's ability to disrupt knowledge ("we don't know") and actualize risk ("potential for harm") gave the public a place to draw their own inferences, make their own evaluations, assert their right to know the potential hazards they face, and to motivate policy action.

Change also motivates policy makers.