Sentence examples for policy biased from inspiring English sources

It also doesn't hurt that the German economy is, thanks to decades of policy, biased towards specializing in highly-exportable manufactured goods, while the U.S. excels in services--which may be nice to consume on a Sunday when the shops are closed in Berlin, but are hard to export and thus don't help our trade balance.

For example, I have two suggestions: one, aimed at banks, is a selective lending policy, biased towards productivity and capital, as well as workers and producers.

Time no longer favours the continuation of policies biased towards Israel.

At $18, high-speed rail will connect America's cities, and the pernicious effects of policies biased in favor of the heavily subsidized auto industry will finally cease.

We should welcome those with pro-Palestinian, anti-Israeli policy bias as a counterbalance adding to the marketplace of free ideas.

Although it no longer adopts a formal policy "bias" toward raising or lowering rates, the Fed has taken to communicating its intentions through a "balance of risks" statement.

We think the People's Bank of China will be flexible in fine-turning and its policy bias has shifted to neutral-easing.

C1 Fed Ends Rate Bias Policy The Fed will replace its practice of declaring a policy bias toward raising or reducing interest rates with an assessment of inflation risks.

I would like to see the policy bias shift in the following directions: Against large financial institutions, giving them less favourable tax treatment and higher capital requirements.

The statements did not reveal a clear policy bias between growth and inflation, an ambivalence that some analysts say underscores nagging concerns that inflation in China could rebound.

Mr. Greenspan's speech, and interviews in recent days with other Fed officials, suggest that at its next meeting, the central bank's policy-setting committee, will drop its policy bias toward higher rates.