Sentence examples for pace of policy from inspiring English sources

But other economists said the Indian economy would most likely slow further before turning up because of the previous interest rate increases by the Reserve Bank of India, the slow pace of policy overhauls by the government and the broader global slowdown.

The expected pace of policy tightening and inflation expectations adjust accordingly, and the economy appears to slow back to a "safe" rate of labour-market recovery.I don't see any good reason to think that the Fed has raised its view of what constitutes a tolerable pace of employment growth (though Janet Yellen may surprise us).

One way of doing that would be to de-emphasise the role of inflation forecasts, which have been persistently wrong over the past few years and instead to link the timing and pace of policy normalisation to actual outcomes for inflation and employment.

[KI 25, Nursing Manager] Not surprisingly, in terms of process, a major concern has been the very slow pace of policy development, particularly in relation to producing the enabling Regulations required by the new Nursing Act.

A statement from the Masters tournament committee read: "Tianlang Guan was assessed a one-shot penalty for violation of Rule 6-7 of the rules of golf and the tournament's pace of play policy.

Any market mechanisms that speed up the process of figuring out what a patent is worth should hasten the flow of ideas into the economy, accelerating the pace of innovation, policy experts say.

While the Fed on May 16 agreed that the risks were biased toward higher inflation, a number of the members said they "did not want to prejudge the potential extent or pace of future policy tightening," according to the minutes.

"But given the character and pace of their policy efforts," the study said, "we do not believe they understood just how many Al Qaeda might kill and how soon it might do it".

The pace of subsequent policy rate increases should be gradual and well communicated.

With the pace of urbanization, policy makers, economic actors and vulnerable populations will face considerable challenges in terms of quality of basic services, employment, housing, and safety equipment.

"The pace of new trade policy initiatives at the global level has slowed notably.