Sentence examples for policy of adjusting from inspiring English sources

This paper analyzes the impact of a firm's policy of adjusting future debt levels towards changes of its market value, labeled as (re- financing policy, on the value of its tax shields.

Depending on the terms of the loan agreement, this may also save some money if the lender does not charge fees for early withdrawal and has a policy of adjusting the total interest due when loans are settled early.

This paper addresses the policy challenges of adjusting established regulations to accommodate evolving and new technologies.

Innovation also supports growth and continued profitability of the tobacco industry, yet that is rarely studied on a systematic basis and with the intent of adjusting policies to changes in industry tactics and dynamics.

But instead of adjusting the policy, fuel duties continued to be increased year by year until Britain's fuel prices were easily the highest in Europe.

The energy and environment minister, Josh Frydenberg, has folded in the face of internal pressure, declaring the Turnbull government will not pursue emissions trading as part of adjusting its climate policy to meet Australia's international emissions reduction targets.

And in the course of adjusting his Syria policy and dealing with other issues like Western criticism of his record on human rights, Erdogan has grown closer and closer to Putin ― a problem for the leader of a NATO member country and another reason U.S. officials are wary of fully following the Turkish lead.

This highlights the importance of adjusting the current public health policies towards those disadvantaged groups to reduce health inequalities.

Furthermore, there are statistical means of "adjusting" out the idiosyncratic measurement error that can occur in some facilities and not others, still making it possible to examine the effect of states' policies on resident adjusted outcomes such as pain or ADL[ 51, 52].

Earlier this week the Senate Finance Committee moved in two half-steps: easing the individual mandate (exempting those for whom the least expensive policy would exceed 8% of adjusted gross income, and delaying the penalty and cutting it in half); and allowing states to use federal subsidies to initiate public options.

For sellers the higher the cost basis the lower the taxable gain; in Bruno's case above the policyholder's cumulative cost of the policy after adjusting for the death protection was $180,000, so only $3,000 of his $183,000 payout was taxed.