Sentence examples for policy estimates from inspiring English sources

The Center for Budget Priorities and Policy estimates that, while the federal government would save $5.7 billion, the rest of the health care system would end up spending $11.4 billion more to provide those same benefits.

Using estimates from KPMG and Shelter, the policy estimates that for every £1 spent on housing construction, a further £2.09 of economic output is generated, and 56p return to the exchequer, of which 36p constitutes direct savings in tax and benefits.

He Yafu, an independent scholar and critic of the one-child policy, estimates the government has collected over 2 trillion yuan ($314 billion) in SMFs since 1980.Mr He's calculations which are based on the number of "unplanned" births in China (some 200m) each carrying a 10,000 yuan fine are conservative.

Official statistics show drug use in France is heavily tilted towards cannabis, and while figures for hard drug use are harder to compile, a report by an interministerial committee on anti-narcotics policy estimates that the number taking heroin was in the region of 500,000, with another 1.5 million cocaine consumers.

Policy estimates of total GHG emissions (dashed black lines) are compared with the scientific estimates (black bars) in Figures  3 and 4 to evaluate policymakers' decisions in light of the available scientific knowledge.

Policy estimates of total GHG emissions of biodiesel fuels are (substantially) higher than those of fossil fuels, whereas scientific estimates show lower levels, even though the potential for savings of GHG emissions compared with fossil fuels is limited.

Peter Pope, the governor's director of policy, estimated that the proposed limits on the duration of benefits would yield savings of $500 million a year, even with the higher maximums.

Topics to be covered include uncertainty and climate change policy, estimating energy demand, electricity markets, and behavioral economics and the environment.

There was a refund policy, estimated shipping times, detailed terms and conditions, and close to 2,000 pieces of feedback over the last four months, averaging around 4.8 out of 5. (And, importantly, the occasional negative review).

Chen Xiwen, the Chinese Communist Party's director of rural policy, estimated that costs could be kept to 8 to 10 renminbi per mu, or a national total of about 18 billion renminbi, or $2.9 billion.

The results also illustrate the scale of potential net benefits from adopting a national SBI policy (estimated to be in excess of €1.3 bn at a willingness-to-pay threshold of €25000/QALY for any of the modelled scenarios).