Sentence examples for policy generating from inspiring English sources

You know that warps policy, generating among other things, Oil Change notes, $33.7bn in annual subsidies to that industry, a more than hundredfold return on investment.

For Chamberlain and Westmorland Motorway Services, the company that owns both Gloucester Services and the Tebay Services on the M6, local is a key part of the plan, with a third of the 400 Gloucester staff made up of local long-term unemployed, and the produce policy generating £1.5m worth of orders with local food producers in 2015, the first full year of operations.

On the other hand, as Betcherman et al. (2004) point out, a policy generating only a marginal net employment effect might still be desirable by reducing long-term unemployment.

At its heart, energy policy generates conflicting rights.

I have only contempt for the Labour right, but I recognise that it must be difficult for it to formulate a programmatic alternative, given the paucity of concrete policy generated by Corbyn and his shadow cabinet in their first year.

Some studies argue that such policy generates greater welfare gain than reducing the pension benefits or increasing the contribution rates.

This paper examines how education policy generates residential sorting and changes residential land price inequality within a city.

Scottish Labour said it had been prepared to support the policy if the SNP government clawed back the "multi-million pound windfall the policy generates".

But some responsibility in this connection may also devolve on those who have no part in the making of the decisions or in their implementation, nor even provide support, but accept the benefits such a practice, law or policy generates.

If Mr. Hobson were alive today, I think he would be surprised to learn that his 17th Century livery policy generated a phrase that so deftly describes career choices facing many 21st Century women scientists.

In this contest, our results may also confirm that in the long run, the positive impact of the expansive monetary policy, generates a more than proportional impact on investment (Henrik and Stephan, 2014).