Sentence examples for policy latitude from inspiring English sources
Only by reforming both, so as to reduce spending and enhance revenue, can the U.S. regain its financial sustainability — and policy latitude.
On its face, this too seemed to be an instance in which ISDS deprives the Czech Republic of its policy latitude.
The incentives of the Commission and the US converge around a dispute settlement mechanism which respects policy latitude while appreciating the insurance effect of mandatory arbitration.
"My expectation is that chairman Bernanke wants to leave the next chairperson of the Fed with as much policy latitude as he can and not paint that person into a corner," says chief market strategist Steve Wood of the Russell Investment Group.
Supporters say that the process has just begun for agriculture and further real reform is needed, but if governments manage the adjustment properly within the broad policy latitude they retain under the WTO, opportunities will open up for those displaced by competition from imports.
For the third policy – greater practice latitude for NPs – for both age groups, the law seems beneficial for BC but not for CRC patients.
These benefits could be increased if exchange-rate flexibility were to become more widespread and monetary policies given greater latitude to respond to shocks wherever they originate".
Yahoo's new policy gives it more latitude to disclose personal information, for example, in "situations involving potential threats to the physical safety of any person," it said.
Shadow ministers are given a lot of latitude in policy development, and Shorten allows them to prosecute the arguments both in public and in private.
Mr. Matthews also questioned Aeroflot's idea of trying to take advantage of the European Union's "open skies" policy, allowing airlines wide latitude in setting routes and fares, by owning a subsidiary in a member country.
Comer, who comes from a district that supported Trump over Clinton by nearly 50 points, said he was following Trump on immigration, and he had no reservations about giving the president such wide latitude on policy-making.
