Sentence examples for policy appropriately from inspiring English sources

Several competing explanations attempt to reconcile these trends, and getting it right is essential for calibrating monetary and fiscal policy appropriately.

Neither road- nor work-related policy appropriately addresses OLV-use, and population surveillance relies largely on inadequate workers compensation insurance data.

In Europe, "key areas of energy policy appropriately remain sovereign national decisions," said Maria van der Hoeven, a former Dutch minister of economy and the executive director of the International Energy Agency.

The central bank said it would conduct policy appropriately to beat deflation but did not mention — as it has after meetings since August 2010 — the use of monetary easing.

As practices to identify and genetically diagnose MODY increase in the U.S., we will be able to more accurately assess the incidence and prevalence of MODY and modify health care and economic policy appropriately.

"Should these risks threaten to materialize, however one gauges the probabilities," Warsh said, "I am confident that members of the [Fed policy committee] will have the tools and convictions to adjust policies appropriately". And there are signs that more Republicans, particularly those aligned with the more-populist tea party, are casting a critical eye on the Fed's latest actions.

Understanding that science advances very quickly and that local and national policies may change over time, the Executive Committee will regularly review the statement to ensure that the project policies appropriately reflect the risks and regulatory status of the project.

And second, sustainability requires an agency's ongoing receptivity to policy ideas and information; obtained from publications, consultation from academics and even social media, this helps to obtain information, learn about healthcare needs and adjust policies appropriately.

Adjusting the policy to appropriately account for measurement error means that the policymaker becomes less responsive to the raw data.

Prof Dame Ann Dowling, chair of the remuneration committee, concludes by saying she is "pleased" that BP's pay policy has "appropriately recognised" the company's excellent performance.

Democratic groups had to accept Republicans; Islamic groups had to accept Jews; so, the court reasoned, the policy was appropriately neutral.