Sentence examples for policy burden from inspiring English sources
This would ease the policy burden on the ECB, which is currently being forced to pursue multiple ambitious objectives that far exceed its capacity to deliver sustainably good outcomes regarding growth, employment, inflation, and financial stability.
The UK needs to be able to grow its way out of the deficit, but the danger of this rising policy burden is that it holds back businesses, particularly smaller firms.
Nor does that policy burden gay and bisexual men in as serious a way as critics claim.
This speaks to his lack of specificity on future monetary policy actions and to his comment that he would feel much more comfortable if Congress were to take some of the policy burden off the Fed.
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It says that development proposals "should not be subject to such a scale of obligations and policy burdens that their ability to be developed viably is threatened".
This policy burdens city residents with increasing transport costs and gives up the value of the waste in terms of both the energy and discarded metals that it contains.
Abbott is right, Turnbull's real baggage is not any promises he made to the electorate, it is the policy burdens he inherited from his predecessor, or felt forced to maintain.
A relatively new arrival to the planning system, viability assessments have gained increasing weight since the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) introduced a crucial clause in 2012, stating that plans "should not be subject to such a scale of obligations and policy burdens that their ability to be developed viably is threatened".
Over the past two decades state-owned grain traders have chronically underperformed as a consequence of imperfect incentives and a number of taxing policy burdens.
The Federal Reserve's monetary policies burden American middle class families as they endeavor to retain their quality of life, financial prospects and social standing.
