Sentence examples for policy clarity from inspiring English sources

And as the trade war with the US continues to escalate, calls for policy clarity are growing more urgent.

And health care is not the only issue where the lack of Republican policy clarity has been problematic for the party's candidates.

Mr. Van Rompuy "has strived to bring analytical and policy clarity into what is by essence a political process" and that "is to be commended," said Jean Pisani-Ferry, the director of Bruegel, a research group in Brussels.

The improved policy clarity and support measures appear to have encouraged the increased activity, especially in the private sector, said Stephen Schwartz, chief economist for Asia at the Spanish bank BBVA in Hong Kong.

Turnbull is very, very wary of ditching this particular piece of ballast, but as the dust settles on the six years of climate wars, business is becoming bolder in demanding policy clarity, and preferably a carbon price.

Neil Bentley, deputy director general of the CBI, which is urging the government to end its feud over energy policy and back the green economy, said: "We are seeking policy clarity like everybody else.

In foreign policy, the clarity of convention calls frequently dissolves amid the moment's messiness.

"There's still no consensual policy, no clarity," says Ajay Sahni of the Institute for Conflict Management, a think-tank in Delhi, commenting on the government plan.

The party's education policy lacks clarity and detail, but Ed Balls told the recent party conference: "We won't pay for new free schools in areas where there are excess school places".

When the administration issued the regulation in December, the National Rifle Association's chief lobbyist, Chris W. Cox, said the shift in policy "brings clarity and uniformity for law-abiding gun owners visiting our national parks.

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