Sentence examples for policies drivers from inspiring English sources

Under no-fault policies, drivers involved in an accident in which damages are below a certain monetary level are compensated by their own insurance companies, avoiding the costs of determining who was at fault.

For effective resource policies, drivers for such unsustainable resource use and their effects need to be better understood and mapped.

"The policy drivers are more important than the economic drivers," said Olivia Jensen, an expert on Chinese water policy and a director at Infrastructure Economics, a Singapore-based consultancy.

The second graph shows that under Mr. Bush, tax cuts and war spending were the biggest policy drivers of the swing from projected surpluses to deficits from 2002 to 2009.

The company clearly doesn't want to go down this route, but all the commercial and policy drivers concentrate on the carbon efficiency of the product in use rather than its overall lifetime impact.

"The Green League itself is driving real improvements across the sector, but a lot of the policy drivers for change, like carbon-reduction targets, were put in place by the previous government," Hazan says.

There is a great historical responsibility on all those involved to ensure that punishment on one side and retribution on the other are not the main policy drivers over the months to come.

Numerous international policy drivers espouse the need to improve healthcare.

The results allow identifying the different role played by the policy drivers across the classes.

Energy security, economic growth and environmental protection are the national energy policy drivers of any country of the world.

The main objective is to investigate the role played by selected policy drivers in determining policy preferences, complemented by elasticity and willingness to pay estimations.