Sentence examples for policy independently from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press quoted Mr. Shirakawa as saying that each country should manage monetary policy independently.

What is more, he says, "We will make monetary policy independently of the political situation".

When is it illiberal for our party, determining policy independently, to call on Liberal Democrats to call on other people to do something that we agree with.

AC methods are TD methods that have a separate memory structure to represent the policy independently of the value function.

Finally, finding that "the better practice in this Circuit is for this Court to also evaluate the challenged conduct separately under the Lemon test," Judge Jones ended his opinion by finding that the Dover policy independently failed to pass constitutional muster because the school board that enacted the policy was animated by the primary purpose of advancing religion.

For too many years, the international community, including the United States, has dealt with Iran's nuclear ambitions and its use of violence in foreign policy independently from the abysmal human rights situation inside the country.

They also tried to manage their exchange rates and their monetary policies independently of each other.

In addition, now that Next Insurance is a licensed carrier, it is able to write policies independently, with what it says is more freedom over underwriting, setting prices, and configuring policies.

While some studies have discussed the environmental and socioeconomic effects of each of these policies independently and others have attributed forest recovery to both policies without rigorous and quantitative analysis, it is necessary to quantify the outcomes of these two conservation policies simultaneously because the two policies have been implemented at the same time.

"The fundamental question is how long will it work in the euro zone that countries continue to operate their policies independently while at the same time increasingly collectivising the risks".

To ensure interrater reliability, a method for qualitative data analysis for applied policy research proposed by Ritchie and Spencer [ 39] was used where both pairs of researchers reviewed the policy text for hard and soft law policies independently.