Sentence examples for policy differentiation from inspiring English sources

At senior levels the Labor party was uncertain how far to push the economic policy differentiation, which left it with spending policies that increased its forecast near-term deficits to levels higher than the Coalition's, but without the clearly explained rationale to deflect the inevitable accusation that this made Labor a risk to the economy.

His policy of differentiation between the Liberal Democrats and their Tory partners has become overt and even reciprocated.

But both are now preparing for their split at the next election in 16 months, with Nick Clegg's comments this week marking a step up in the policy of "differentiation" (making clear in voters' minds how Lib Dems differ from Tories).

Successfully targeted mental health policy requires differentiation within mood disorders to account for the greater costs and vulnerability among the bipolar disorder population.

Waitrose has continued to resist pressure from the competition, testament to its policy of maximum differentiation, and has grown sales by 3.4%.

This study presents a User-Oriented QoS Streaming System to achieve perceptible satisfaction based on novel streaming and media differentiation policies in DiffServ networks.

They are based on the policy to facilitate functional differentiation of the health care facilities.

When the time comes I will help marshal all the moral and policy arguments that support significant differentiation.

We explicitly compute the delay under the proposed scheduling policy and discuss how delay differentiation can be achieved.

Thus, we now suggest augmenting the naming policy to allow for the differentiation of splice variants.

As the regions have become increasingly similar, regional differentiation in control policy becomes less useful.