Sentence examples for policy makers imposed from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the long-delayed proposal should help lure more foreign investment into the country, though not right away, especially given the stringent conditions that policy makers imposed on foreign investors.

The standard has not been put to a vote since 1999, when church policy makers imposed a two-year "cooling off" period to allow time for members to reflect on the emotionally charged issue.

Considerable attention is given to fiscal crisis and intervention strategies state policy-makers impose on cities as well as the turnaround strategies executed by decision-makers in cities.

European policy makers are imposing new restrictions on bonuses paid to bankers.

European policy makers are imposing new restrictions on bonuses paid to bankers in an attempt to reduce incentives that encourage them to take imprudent risks.

Due to the rather thin evidence it was not possible for policy makers to impose one specific method of medication reconciliation.

For example, the repealing of the Glass-Steagall act of 1932, removed the firewall that policy-makers have imposed in the financial industry that separated commercial and investment banking and successfully prevented the occurrence of instabilities.

It said that if policy makers were willing to impose a period of very high unemployment, they could bring inflation down — and that even if unemployment then fell back to the NAIRU, inflation would stay down.

The group, the National Federation of Independent Business, which says it has 350,000 members and lobbyists in 50 states, warned politicians and policy makers on Wednesday not to impose new health-benefit obligations on small employers.

The obstacle here is threefold: a view of teaching as covering rather than discovering; a simplistic emphasis on rigor; and a top-down model of education in which policy makers far away from classrooms impose their to-do lists on those actually engaged in the learning.

Despite policy makers' efforts to promote alternative energy, impose emission controls on cars, and enforce tough energy-efficiency standards for buildings, the relentlessly rising curve of CO2 output does not show the slightest downward turn.