Sentence examples for policy deliberate from inspiring English sources

But with fiscal policy slightly contractionary the following year, Britain's total stimulus over the two years is considerably lower than America's or Germany's.Despite the heated rows in the run-up to the London G20 summit on April 2nd about the discretionary use of fiscal policy, deliberate stimulus is only part of the story.

But the administration faces a new challenge on its nonproliferation policy, deliberating over the last months how to explain its stance on the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty ahead of a conference this September at the United Nations in New York.

It does not seem that the Romans pursued a policy of deliberate "Romanization" of their Spanish provinces, at least for the first two centuries of their presence there.

Facebook's data collection practices are being scrutinized in Brussels as European Union policy makers deliberate on changes to the European Data Protection Directive, which was last revised in 1995.

In many towns and cities this brutal policy of deliberate destitution is seen as a direct cause of the increase in prostitution.

Munich would have been smarter to continue with their policy of deliberate ambiguity but Rummenigge probably could not help himself and took his knife out.

It did not take a genius to work out something had happened and, after that, there was anything but a policy of deliberate high-level leaks.

The data suggested that the economy might be on track to improve as Federal Reserve policy makers deliberate whether to make additional cuts in interest rates.

The criminal justice system, when [it] fines or imprisons, ensures a person's basic needs are met – there can be no argument, moral or utilitarian, that justifies a policy of deliberate destitution".

The office of Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, said in a statement that it held the Israeli government "fully responsible" for Mr. Hamdiya's death, which it said stemmed from a policy of "deliberate medical negligence".

They don't set policy or deliberate.