Sentence examples for policy bridge from inspiring English sources

To create the monetary policy bridge to normal interest rates, the Fed should be in "neutral" all the time, neither accommodative nor restrictive.

But there is growing recognition that this policy bridge is only effective if other policy-making entities are both able and willing to get off the sidelines.

In Illinois, state officials said they would begin a new inspection policy for bridges about to undergo construction work; such bridges will now probably be closed for a day or two for the inspections, said Mike Claffey, a spokesman for the Department of Transportation.

By any reasonable interpretation of the relevant planning policies, the bridge should be refused.

But this is a crucial insight for those tasked with designing policies to bridge the digital divide...

But perhaps, over the gulf of this logical inconsistency between political support for financial mobility and restrictive immigration policies, a bridge could be built to benefit all.

He made an equally passionate appeal for policies that bridge the wealth gap, ensure affordable health care for all, fight climate change, protect women's reproductive rights and reverse mass incarceration.

A study by the research and policy group Bridging the Gap found that overweight or obese 5th graders who lived in states with laws that restrict the sale of unhealthy snacks and beverages in schools are less likely to remain overweight or obese by the 8th grade compared to their peers in states without these laws.

Where the policy-implementation gap is overcome, it is usually due to the development of "specific guidelines developed by organizations of health professionals or other advisory bodies" for the implementation of health laws and policies "to bridge the gap between legal theory and everyday practice" [ 24].

But while the WFC can bridge policy implementation gaps, the bottom-up pressure on policy-makers must increase to help them to withstand the lobbyists of the status quo.

But Rudd's policy is a bridge with no exit in sight.