Sentence examples for once policy from inspiring English sources

Once policy is written, it is of no value to anyone unless it is implemented.

It is betting that, for once, policy makers are not underreacting to a financial crisis.

The disjuncture between economic growth and stock performance is also much less of a mystery once policy is added to the equation.

"It is dead wrong to assume that once policy interest rates are at zero, nothing much else can be done," Mr. Kuroda wrote.

The system had its own automatic regulatory process: if a country lived beyond its means and ran a current account surplus, gold would flow out and would only return once policy had been tightened to reduce imports.

Jones, a presidential scholar who is a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Wisconsin, said Bush "wants a team that suits his conception of the job, which is that he's in charge and that once policy is made, it will be loyally carried out". "It's good for him," Jones said.

However, once policies started to hit the party's core demographics and the nature of the New Labour neoliberal project became apparent, voter turnout collapsed.

"'Dig Once' policies promote broadband competition, reduce costs for broadband providers and decrease road-related costs from repeated excavation," the report reads.

The Agency looks at such changes long and hard, knowing that once policies change, new regulations will be with the field for a long time.

Remember, no content or data is exempt once policies are in place.

Once policy-makers were adequately sensitised, hopefully, a national efficiency study would be conducted among all health centres and district, regional and tertiary hospitals.