Sentence examples for policy adjusted from inspiring English sources
Given the tragic costs of the previous seven years in Afghanistan, it's important that progress toward those benchmarks be judged candidly, and policy adjusted accordingly.
Of the market-timing strategies monitored by The Hulbert Financial Digest since 1980, his is one of just two that have beaten a buy-and-hold policy adjusted for risk.
The new policy adjusted the main planning of the SLCP and the work priorities were shifted from converting large-scale new land to consolidating the existing achievement, hence a shift from quantity extension to forest quality improvement.
The changes are part of work "to update the current migratory policy adjusting it to prevailing conditions in the present and foreseeable future," Granma said.
The key contemporary challenge is how to embed these principles in the global polity, creating the kind of public space for debating policy, adjusting interests, and evaluating decisions that characterises established democracies.
Contracts must be rewritten and police policies adjusted so that police and citizens alike receive the same set of protections and presumption of innocence under the law.
For this reason, IC advocates should unequivocally argue that pro-diversity policy frameworks are based on a right combination of MC and IC (alongside, I would say, CIP) policies, adjusted to the specific historical contexts of countries.
I have to admit, even though no laws were changed or policies adjusted, I woke up feeling a little more equal.
The introduction of rapid resistance testing methods should be supported and treatment policies adjusted so that treatment of previously treated TB cases can be better guided by their resistance patterns.
The reduction in post-policy adjusted number of prescriptions for ACEIs/ARBs and the other antihypertensive classes (reference groups), imply that factors other than the BCBV policy could have contributed to the reduction in the number of prescriptions.
The reduction in post-policy adjusted number of prescriptions for all antihypertensive classes implies that some systematic factors, other than the BCBV policy may have contributed to the observed overall reduction.
