Sentence examples for policy assumption from inspiring English sources

Although this analysis is preliminary, it raises legitimate doubts on the credibility of forest "credits" accounted as a result of deviations from policy assumptions that are essentially not reviewable from a technical point of view (a review of policy assumption may be perceived as a policy judgment, not acceptable under a review process, e.g. [19]).

The policy assumption is that greater choice of health plans improves quality and lowers costs [ 8].

There is little robust evidence to test the policy assumption that housing-led area regeneration strategies will contribute to health improvement and reduce social inequalities in health.

The Fund uses favourable policy assumptions.

Economic sanctions could compel the corrupt ruling elite to revisit their foreign policy assumptions.

The Ryan plan, like any budget resolution, specifies levels of spending, savings and revenues, based on certain policy assumptions.

A year ago, under old budget and policy assumptions and before the financial crisis escalated, the Congressional Budget Office projected that outstanding federal debt would hit $5.3 trillion in 10 years.

That is much lower in part because it includes baseline, or "business as usual", scenarios that made no pro-renewables policy assumptions.

In "scenario 6" (pdf) it described how this could be achieved with "low nuclear": Nuclear developments depend on policy assumptions taken and ranges from 2 to 18% share in primary energy consumption.

Using reasonable policy assumptions, Alan Auerbach of the University of California at Berkeley, and William Gale of the Brookings Institution, think the deficit will bottom out near 5% of GDP in 2013 then climb to almost 6% by 2019, while debt continues to rise as a share of GDP.

We show why including policy assumptions in reference levels undermines the credibility of the accounting.