Sentence examples for policy constructed from inspiring English sources

An optimal policy constructed by the maximum expected utility principle is therefore a very risky bet, as a lot of resources have to be spent before any evidence exists that the underlying model or prior is adequate.  .

An optimal policy constructed by the maximum expected utility principle is therefore a very risky bet, as a lot of resources have to be spent before any evidence exists that the underlying model or prior is adequate.

Thus when we speak of HFA we refer to the HFA policy constructed in the aforementioned documents.

"The policy construct inherited in 2011 was Blair's.

In addition he pursued an energetic building policy, constructing a whole series of castles and palaces in Syria.

It hasn't worked out that way, and Davutoglu can barely process a setback so at odds with his grand intellectual and policy construct.

The aim of the meeting, as Söhnke Kreft, one of the organizers of the workshop put it, was to introduce this new policy construct to the scientific community and to initiate and intensify the communication between science and policy on the emerging agenda of the climate negotiation process.

The writers of these policies constructed models of the likely default rates on the various companies whose debt they insured.

The policies constructed by this movement were struck down by courts as being so vague and broad as to prohibit huge swaths of speech protected by the First Amendment.

By analysing changing discourses of policy texts over time, we can identify ideational change in policy constructs.

But this still is not sophisticated enough to cater for all the different policy constructs that may be needed (such as time constraints and arbitrary conditions), nor for all the different ways that users naturally use to specify the same thing.