Sentence examples for policy impasse from inspiring English sources

But there is clearly a policy impasse.

As the recent debate on tax highlights, this disjuncture in accountability leads to a policy impasse.

This shift from the policy impasse of the institutional approach emphasized technology adoption (high yielding varieties), subsidized inputs, infrastructure development (roads, irrigation, subsidized electricity, market sites), market incentives (in the form of stable output price), and regulated markets and non-market distribution of inputs.

There is a growing democracy movement in America that is addressing this political and policy impasse.

As such the expert elicitation approach became helpful in overcoming the policy action impasse caused by the mere scientific knowledge oriented strategy for dealing with limited knowledge on complex issues.

The book shows how missteps in economic policy led to the impasse in Europe today and offers profound insights into the roots of Europe's current disorder, especially distrust of the political systems and elites that seem increasingly undemocratic to the European masses.

Russian policy was at an impasse, without any viable instruments to restrict the westward drift of Ukraine, making the situation totally different from that of 2004.

"Sanctions have already been imposed on almost everything possible, so the policy is at an impasse," said Tadashi Kimiya, a University of Tokyo professor specializing in Korean issues.

Meanwhile, the election-year impasse over fiscal policy continues.

It has been prominently argued that the debate about policy mixes has reached an impasse partly due to this lack of empirical work.

In the report's introduction the commission's president, Gillian Triggs, says Australia's asylum seeker policy has now reached an impasse.