Sentence examples for policy change over from inspiring English sources

Attitudes to policy change over time (see article), and drugs policies in many countries are changing with them.

Governments have only ever publicly produced monthly figures – which have fluctuated between 3% and 6% each month over the past five years – to illustrate how the scale and impact of sanctions policy change over time.

Reports that the Conservatives have apparently forced a policy change over penalties for the early repayment of student loans further confuses the debate about fairness, and is just a way to obscure the incoherence of their attitude to universities and students.

I also systematically screened the official bulletins gathering laws and decrees in Morocco and Tunisia since 1956 and built a database on immigration policy change over the 20th and 21st century.

Our analysis of 'path-dependency' and 'windows of opportunities' allows reflection on the overall processes and patterns of policy change over time.

They have faced several government-enforced policy changes over the past year, notably a cut in rents and a "right-to-buy" scheme for tenants, which have severely undermined their finances.

In its quarterly report published on Wednesday, EY said the new Conservative government had sentenced the renewable energy industry to "death by a thousand cuts" and investor confidence in the sector had collapsed because of policy changes over the summer.

Mr. Sharma, who has served as the government's spokesman for the policy changes over the past two days, said that what appeared to be a surprising about-face by a government nearly paralyzed by indecision was actually a considered and patient process of consultation.

The next section briefly discusses main features of the DI program and major policy changes over the last several decades.

For reference, Figure 3 (Panels A through E) shows disability recipiency rates (unadjusted and adjusted) along with major policy changes over time for each country.

Since the Reform and Opening-up in 1978, the Chinese society has experienced frequent institutional transformations and policy changes over nearly 40 years of development.