Sentence examples for policy instability from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to imagine any other industry tolerating such policy instability," he will tell the National Press Club in Canberra on Wednesday.

Finkel's report, handed to the prime minister before Friday's Coag meeting, said investment in Australia's electricity sector had stalled because of "policy instability and uncertainty".

"I think it is not so much there is any bad news, but it is a continuation of the policy instability".

"This is due to policy instability and uncertainty driven by numerous reviews into the renewable energy target and a lack of clarity about the policies to reduce emissions after 2020".

Australia's chief scientist, Alan Finkel, has said investment in the electricity sector has stalled because of "policy instability and uncertainty" – and he's warned that current federal climate policy settings will not allow Australia to meet its emissions reduction targets under the Paris agreement.

Diocletian's institution of the tetrarchy, by which the empire was divided administratively between two Augusti and two Caesars, brought fundamental changes in social and economic policy; the instability of prices called for complete renewal of the monetary system.

Much has been written about the real-world costs of these policies – the instability of financial markets, the excesses of the super-rich, and the desperation of the increasingly disposable poor, as well as the failing state of public infrastructure and services.

Big banks don't like his anti-trade policies and the instability his foreign policies might bring.

The Manchester experiment must be given a fair opportunity to succeed or fail, because local democracy is too important to be at the mercy of vendettas or changing fashions in planning policy, especially when instability plagues national politics in Britain.

Our intelligence community has historically devoted many more of its assets to traditional foreign policy problems terrorism, political instability or nuclear proliferation and viewed mass atrocity crimes merely as a proxy measure of regime stability.

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