Sentence examples for policy expected from inspiring English sources

Renewable fuel standard (RFS) is a strong regulatory component and quantitative policy expected to have a significant market impact.

"The Coalition's workplace relations policy, expected this week, is likely to respond to the Productivity Commission recommendations," Pearson said.

On Monday, the agency released a draft policy, expected to take effect next year, in which it would release clinical trial data whenever it approved a new drug.

In his budget speech on Wednesday, Osborne said that a landmark report on aviation policy, expected this week, had been delayed.

The poor are expected to be hit particularly hard due to the move to universal credit, a policy expected to cost working households £1000 on average by 2020, according to the Resolution Foundation.

But if he wants to demonstrate that he can be a credible alternative to Mr. Romney, Mr. Cain also needs to show that he has the grasp of policy expected of a serious presidential candidate.

"People buy an insurance policy expecting to never use it.

The policy expects the retrieval process of an object to finish right before the playback time of the object to achieve a better buffer utilization and network bandwidth efficiency.

Trump has successfully pushed through a range of other policies expected to affect the poor.

Essential issues such as the base year used, the sectors and gases covered, expected participation in international carbon markets and the national policies expected to facilitate emissions reductions are all due to be discussed.

The International Monetary Fund stated that "The PA is now able to conduct the sound economic policies expected of a future well-functioning Palestinian state".