Sentence examples for policy countries from inspiring English sources

Under the stability and growth pact that governs European Union members' fiscal policy, countries have pledged to maintain their budget deficits at less than 3percentt of gross domestic product.

On Britain's insistence, even once they have agreed on a common policy, countries will be allowed to act on their own "in cases of imperative need".The force of FranceThe deal on defence, said Britain, involved France accepting the thrust of October's British-Italian paper.

In the absence of an independent monetary policy, countries hit by persistent negative shocks would face high unemployment for protracted periods, with high economic and social costs, unless there is a sufficient degree of flexibility in real wages or a sufficiently mobile labour force.

Because they have no Eurozone-wide fiscal policy, countries in Europe like Greece and Italy are forced into "austerity" policies by the financial sector to avoid default.

Under REDD or some similar avoided emissions policy, countries that reduce deforestation or forest degradation below some business-as-usual rate would generate avoided carbon emission credits that could be sold to entities looking to reduce their carbon emission liabilities.

In restrictive policy countries, human embryo research, derivation of hESCs from supernumerary embryos, and somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) are usually prohibited.

Under his policies, countries sell the same kind of stuff at home that they formerly sold to foreigners.

Rather than taking pleasure from a rise in their currency as a sign of market confidence in their economic policies, countries now react with alarm.

Whether it be over tariffs, law enforcement or immigration policies, countries and states deal with reciprocity daily.

Based on these arguments, it is expected that in countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, and Sweden with traditionally less restrictive migration and integration policies second-generation Turks are more likely to have a first-generation policies second-generationicTurksintegrareon-policy countries such as France, Germore, Austria, and SwitzerlikelyH5).

By Kristin Taylor The Executive Board reviews UNICEF activities and approves its policies, country programmes and budgets.