Sentence examples for policy makers focused from inspiring English sources

Perhaps inevitably, many policy makers focused today on why engagement with North Korea -- which included the implication that economic aid could resume some day -- might not also be valid for Baghdad.

Policy makers focused on pushing renewable sources of energy above all else — heavily subsidizing solar and wind projects, and setting legal targets for power generation from renewables — are contributing actively to shut the industry down.

Jim Lichatowich, whose book "Salmon Without Rivers" tracks the rise of hatcheries in the region, said early policy makers focused on providing ample salmon for commercial and recreational fishermen and never bothered to investigate the deleterious effects of hatcheries.

Discussions among ethicists, human rights advocates and policy makers focused on the 3-Cs: counseling, voluntary informed consent and confidentiality [ 2].

Maybe because policy makers focused mainly on patient choice as an instrument, they did not implement any instruments to satisfy the condition of being 'willing and able to choose'.

"The economic crisis in Europe has seen European policy makers focus much more on affordability than the environment or security of supply.

"We see a rising risk of Indian policy makers focusing more on economic growth than the increasing symptoms of overheating, and hence not tightening macro policies, particularly fiscal policy, sufficiently," she said in a report.

After several years in which the forum was dominated by the global financial and economic crisis, security issues have moved back up the list of global concerns this year, with corporate leaders and policy makers focusing on the Moscow bombing and turmoil in North Africa, among other places.

Some of them return home at night while others live full-time on the streets, but all face an issue often overlooked by NGOs and policy makers focusing on their basic needs: how do they keep the money they earn safe?

As policy makers focus on the importance of higher education, college enrollment stands at an all-time high (National Center for Education Statistics 2015).

We show how the design of an "optimal" model for policy makers focuses on the choice of three parameters: the degree of risk aversion of failing to anticipate an event, the forecast horizon of the model, and the probability threshold for extracting warning signals.