Sentence examples for policy capable of from inspiring English sources

Kosovo proves the logic of a European foreign and security policy capable of action, the official said.

In arguments before the Supreme Court last week, the health care mandate was defended as a kind of technocratic marvel -- the only policy capable of preventing the complex machinery of reform from leaking smoke and spitting lug nuts.

In arguments before the Supreme Court last week, the health care mandate was defended as a kind of technocratic marvel — the only policy capable of preventing the complex machinery of reform from leaking smoke and spitting lug nuts.

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We present a design of fiscal policy capable of providing the required incentives to make a decentralized economy with externalities move along the optimal transitional path in a Lucas-type human capital model.

An important policy implication is that, once the overall economic costs of reducing carbon dioxide emissions are considered, fuel switching is a no-regrets environmental policy capable of reducing carbon dioxide emissions without jeopardizing economic activity and indeed with the potential for generating favorable economic outcomes.

So, we must certainly do that". Cable added that while Labour had attacked inequality, it had not announced the policies capable of tackling it.

The book also shows that inequality leads to weaker economic performance and proposes alternative policies capable of delivering more inclusive growth.

I was much less persuaded that any of them are closer to having a majoritarian project, a persuasive vision allied with attractive policies capable of mobilising most of the country behind them.

This motivates the search for advanced, flexible, and open tools supporting the design of operating policies capable of meeting multiple competing objectives.

The biggest cloud hanging over his reputation was the failure to ensure that British involvement in the invasion and occupation of Iraq resulted in policies capable of preventing that country from becoming a source of instability in the Middle East.