Sentence examples for one possible policy from inspiring English sources

In fact, technocracy curiously mirrors populism: only one possible policy here, only one possible voice of the people there; nothing really to talk about.

One possible policy response, he speculates, is having the government provide some sort of additional screening mechanism to help employers distinguish the unlucky-but-good long-term unemployed from the long-term unemployed who cannot find jobs because they are unmotivated or unskilled.

While application of technology is one possible policy approach to reducing methane, alternative methods, such as reducing demand for meat, or balancing stocking rates with carbon absorption capacity, need not be neglected.

Policies are often needed to create such sustainable environments, and although we modeled the effect of one possible policy, it is likely that a suite of regulatory approaches will achieve a larger reduction of population levels of glucose than was assumed in this analysis.

One of the possible policy measures to increase freight flows using intermodal transport is the opening of new container terminals on inland waterways or along rail connections.

Besides the stated difficulties in communication between science and policy, one possible way of success in environmental communication could be represented by the presence of those intermediaries who have relationships with key stakeholders/decision makers and are able to translate information for them so that they become understandable and usable for action [20, 29].

This frequently cited question summarises one possible interpretation of economists' role in policy consulting: When the crisis struck, neither did economists have a useful forecast to offer nor could their models assess the effects of this financial earthquake on the global economy.

This paper illustrates the arguments and possible policy options by focusing on the situation in one of the poorest countries in the world, Malawi.

This narrow-minded view of politics and policy is not the only one possible.

Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) is one possible tool to assess welfare effects of environmental policies.

One possible explanation for this finding is the weakness of health insurance policies towards the migrants.