Sentence examples for policy apprehensions from inspiring English sources
IMF policy apprehensions about 'fiscal expansion' (Working Group on IMF Programs and Health Spending 2007), based on textbook microeconomics and public finance, have continued to limit countries' ability to spend on health and education (Ooms and Schrecker 2005; Centre for Economic Governance and AIDS in Africa and RESULTS Educational Fund 2009).
Even as Indian officials watch the rise of China and recent changes to its foreign policy with apprehension, they prefer to avoid having to choose sides between the United States and China.
The BofE previously had made purchases worth £325 billion in two separate phases, the last of which ended as recently as early May.These decisions to loosen monetary policy reflected growing apprehension about a global economic slowdown.
In October 2014, the DHS updated its policy guidance for the apprehension, detention and removal of aliens.
If Hamas is not a government, then individual culpability is not affected by a collective authority's policies, and the apprehension of guilty individuals by force is an appropriate police measure.
US policy has been viewed with apprehension by key allies such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
In his remarks on Monday, General Musharraf, wearing military fatigues, explained his government's actions and policies, trying to allay the apprehensions of the tribal people and overcome resistance to the military campaign in their region.
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Future of nuclear energy is also uncertain because of public apprehensions and subsequent government policies.
China's seeming lack of concern over North Korea's violent skirmishes with South Korea has given rise to apprehension about China's policy on the Korean peninsula.
He said that survival training gives people a kind of insurance policy: "It gets rid of the apprehension, and you become a child of the earth again.
