Sentence examples for policy ineffective from inspiring English sources

In January, a state commission recommended abolition of the death penalty after a comprehensive study that found the policy ineffective.

First of all, the inflation question is to some extent separate from the liquidity trap issue: you can be in a liquidity trap, with conventional monetary policy ineffective, while still having some inflation due to cost pressures.

On the second, Keynes did not believe that the economy was always in a liquidity trap, with monetary policy ineffective (and to be fair to Bartlett, he attributes this view to Keynes's followers, without making it clear whether he imagines that this was Keynes's view too).

"But the question is, are you going to judge the Obama administration policy ineffective, because it hasn't corrected what I think is 30 years of generating inequality, false-hearted, silly deregulation and worshipping of markets where we shouldn't have done it that got us into this darn mess?

Also, the approach presumes well-informed and price-sensitive consumers, which is not always the case, and hence there is a market failure that makes the specific policy ineffective.

He has already termed the government's economic policies ineffective.

15 On the other hand, opponents of such taxes argue that there are many factors which make such policies ineffective and even detrimental in certain circumstances.

Health sector reforms are hindered by limited institutional capacity of governments, structural obstacles within the health system, lack of legislation to back up reform policies, ineffective inter-sectoral collaboration, and resistance to change, which challenge the systematic implementation of policy change and evaluation of impact [ 13, 14].

In a world of inhomogeneous climate policy, missing out policies on either production or consumption leaves an important policy area idle, rendering climate policy inefficient and potentially ineffective.

Above all policy is ineffective and policy makers appear to be lost for answers.

In those circumstances, monetary policy becomes ineffective because the value of debt increases year by year.