Sentence examples for policy of a single from inspiring English sources

First, there may be populations for which a policy of a single dose at 12 15 months of age would reduce the invasive Hib nearly as much as would a 3-dose primary series plus a booster.

Cost and benefit studies favor a policy of a single mid-life Td booster for persons who have completed the full pediatric series (33 ), and several advisory groups have recommended a booster at 50 years of age as an alternative to the current standard of decennial boosters (12, 34 ).

Mr. Spitzer based his assessment on state law and not the federal Constitution, and he based his description of New York's public policy on a single decision of a Manhattan trial court last year that is still under appeal.

"We don't base our economic policy on a single piece of research," Mr. Rehn said.

The proposed scheme is based on the optimal policy for a Markov decision process; this Markov decision process models the dynamics of caching policies on a single link.

Yet he is an example of how the workings of the global financial system, amplified by the policies of a single political leader, can have a devastating effect on ordinary people.

The Republic of Turkey was found by a military commander, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, and from 1923 to the mid-1940s, Turkishkish economy was developed under the state policies of a single political party, the Republican People's Party.

For the rest of us, it seems obvious that we've got a large crisis caused by many problems decades in the making and not reducible to the policies of a single sector or political party.

Mark J. Carney, the head of Canada's central bank and soon to be the governor of the Bank of England, also seems to be embracing the "whatever it takes" theory of communications: tying monetary policy to a single measure of overall economic health (like nominal income) rather than multiple metrics (inflation, inflation expectations, unemployment numbers) that may be even easier to understand.

That is about 60percentt less than the average cost of a policy for a single person in Florida, according to state insurance regulators.

We also make the realistic assumption that attribute values are cached during the evaluation of a policy for a single request in order to avoid unnecessary attribute fetches and to guarantee correct evaluation of policies that require the same attribute multiple times in the presence of out-of-band attribute updates.