Sentence examples for policy durability from inspiring English sources

"The federal opposition's climate change action plan, released on Wednesday, could provide a platform for bipartisanship to deliver the energy and climate change policy durability needed to support this critical transformation," Westacott said.

This anomalous policy owed its durability to Florida politics.

Aggressive energy minimization policies effect system durability due to frequent power off and on system routines.

That is testament to the consensus in mainstream macroeconomic circles about the right stance for monetary policy now, and the durability of the framework Mr Bernanke has assembled.

The loyalty of "the sons of Iraq" to US policy is unknown, as is the durability of Moqtada al-Sadr's ceasefire.

Public distrust, especially local community distrust, can have severe implications for the quality and durability of natural resource policy and management decisions.

"Ongoing uncertainty about the timing, nature, extent and durability of emissions reduction policies, as well as a lack of sufficient incentives and funding support for more CCS projects, are limiting investment in the technology," he said.

Given the financial crisis faced by the Global Fund and its policy direction to withdraw from middle-income countries, the durability of the Global Fund's positive effects in Brazil are in question.

With Washington uneasy about the durability of America's economic recovery and monetary policy to remain loose, forex dealers did not need much persuading to dump the dollar.

The hypothesis underlying the trial is that a proactive approach of initiating early treatment with a vildagliptin metformin combination will increase the durability of the glycaemic control compared with a policy of prescribing metformin alone, followed by vildagliptin only when glycaemia deteriorates 5.

Its durability will thus depend crucially on whether wider policies on things like education and childcare do have long-run impacts".