Sentence examples for point policy from inspiring English sources

Which leads me to another point: policy.

"At this point policy makers should have reinstated confidence," said Karen Ward, senior global economist at HSBC in London, "but the private sector isn't taking up the baton in a way we'd hoped".

At that point, policy makers around the world were given the task of assessing the damage and devising a plan that would best position the economy to function at normal levels.

Next, the hedging point policy is extended to non-exponential failure and repair time distributions models.

Emergency orders are controlled by a reorder point policy with a target stock level, whereas normal orders are issued according to a reorder point policy with a fixed order quantity.

The factors considered in the DOE include: dwell point policy, scheduling rule, input/output (I/O) locations and interleaving rule.

On this point, policy-makers agreed.

Nothing in the constitution says that you have to have a 12-point policy plan from McKinsey, or the permission of the New York police.

Another is that, even in brief appearances, he tends to offer up three- and five-point policy plans that bore the audience.

He surprised members of the party's ruling NEC by tabling his 10-point policy plan at its meeting on Saturday night.

Owen Smith, who is challenging Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership, outlined a 20-point policy plan at a speech in Orgreave, the site of a clash between mineworkers and police during the 1984-85 minerstrikeike that has entered into the mythology of the struggle for workers' rights in Britain.