Sentence examples for policy inaction from inspiring English sources

Philip Shaw, an economist at City bank Investec, said: "This state of policy inaction is about to change.

"The costs are rising because of policy inaction on behalf of the incumbent government," said Ciaran O'Hagan, bond strategist with Société Générale.

The Fed and the Treasury Department, intent on avoiding the early policy inaction that let the Depression unfold, have been working hard to keep credit flowing.

Mr. Chidambaram, 67, charmed financial markets with his can-do attitude and burst of economic changes in September after years of policy inaction by the weak coalition government of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

But that bought Malaysia only a temporary reprieve, squandered by policy inaction.

It may well be that policy inaction and dithering is the largest barrier to progress to date.

Winston Hickox, secretary of the agency, characterized the federal policy as "inaction".

For one thing, this policy of inaction was in keeping with the UK government's generally protective attitude towards the pharmaceutical industry, which persisted well after thalidomide.

Six minutes later, Theo and his defence, having blundered when being active, decided that a policy of inaction might be preferable.

The policy of inaction in Syria, which apparently will continue no matter which candidate wins, has led to the humanitarian crisis which both candidates lamented, and also to the rise of Islamists.

At his meeting with Mr. Bush on Saturday, Prime Minister Blair, Washington's closest ally, agreed that on Iraq, "the policy of inaction is not a policy we can responsibly subscribe to".