Sentence examples for policy makers given from inspiring English sources

These incentives should be considered by policy makers given that they are not necessarily aligned with the public interest.

Quantifying the tail risk has become a prominent issue for investors and policy makers given the repeated spikes and crashes during previous years.

This is of particular concern to clinicians and policy makers given the long term detrimental behavioural effects of negative physical activity experiences during adolescence [ 37, 38].

The findings of our review and meta-analysis are therefore valuable for physicians and policy makers, given the benefits of laparoscopic treatment in terms of reducing hospital stays and complication rates for patients with early-stage ovarian tumors.

By using the CCM in reporting the study results we aimed to contribute to a shift towards system thinking among health policy makers, given the fact that most of the quality improvement initiatives are still focusing on individual patients or individual care providers.

This may be because Fed policy makers gave no hint of when their rate increases would end.

The bank's stock price has rallied more than 50 percent since July, after European policy makers gave renewed support to the struggling euro zone.

It would be far better if policy makers gave that authority to a Pan-European agency, which would be independent of political interference.

In previous liquidity-trap episodes, policy makers gave in to these pressures far too soon, plunging the economy back into crisis.

"Only one Apache, which American policy makers gave to Sharon for free to kill unarmed children, women and elderly Palestinians, makes the mission of this channel not only difficult, but impossible and stupid at the same time".

The findings for Spain are generally consistent with the results reported in the literature, summarized in section 2. The results suggest that while transport infrastructure can have a long term regional development dimension, policy makers give priority to short-term maximisation of the positive impacts of increasing accessibility.