Sentence examples for policy how to from inspiring English sources
"He kindly accepted and has been here three months working with me closely, advising on policy, how to run an election campaign, and how to run the party".
A FEW days ago, Paul Krugman posted a "toy model" (PDF) of carbon pricing, in an attempt to clarify for himself and others a key debate in the world of climate policy: how to impose limits on carbon.
Before I get to that, however, let me touch on an issue that will become central if we actually do get moving on climate policy: how to get the rest of the world to go along with us.
For a brief period it led to serious questioning of mainstream economic theory and policy: how to confront the turmoil, and what to do about the diseased financial system; are new economic theories needed?
WASHINGTON — Faced with unusually sharp ideological attacks after its latest bid to stimulate the economy, the Federal Reserve now faces a challenge far removed from the conduct of monetary policy: how to defend itself in a hyperpartisan environment without becoming overtly political.
The U.S. and the Iraqis face a series of tortuous problems together: how to quickly strengthen the Iraqi military, but not in a way that allows it to dwarf Iraqi civilian rule; how to respect the Shiite clergy without allowing clerical domination of education and social policy; how to open the nation up for foreign investment, but not in a way that the locals feel their country is being plundered.
The common theme of all the policies: how to create a consumer-led economy and arrest a steep increase in unemployment among young, educated Chinese.
Due to the current institutional background and regulatory policies, how to improve CSR performance in China is worth in-depth study and discussion.
Asset allocation is an investment policy -- how to divide a portfolio among investment classes like stocks, bonds, money markets and gold.
The big challenge for family policy is how to foster joint ownership of parenthood.
Even the New York Times had a policy on how to stack books on a desk (horizontally).
