Also in mid-2011, a policy for restructuring the volunteer community health promoters into the WDA/HDA was put in place, and the new cadre of volunteers was established in 2012.
Wasteful public works could be cut to make room for lower income-tax rates or a more generous unemployment safety-net, to cushion the impact of restructuring.Monetary madnessIf fiscal policy cannot be significantly loosened, that leaves monetary policy.
We think we are largely through the process of restructuring dividend and financial policies.
Nowadays policy makers, agronomists and farmers are facing the challenge of restructuring the land use as a follow up of the newly introduced free market rules derived from recent policy revisions.
For many American firms, foreign sales have eased the pain of restructuring.The government's fourth way of supporting consolidation has been to relax antitrust policy.
"We are not in favor of restructuring, haircuts and so forth," Mr. Trichet said at a news conference after the bank's governing council met about monetary policy.
Seven years later the Brent crude oil price fell to around $30 a barrel and Mikhail Gorbachev launched the policy of Perestroika (restructuring) and convergence with the West.
In the long term, most economists agree, Vietnam will continue the transformation it began in the early 1990s with a new policy of economic restructuring called "doi moi" decreed in 1986.
A leading architect of the policy of perestroika ("restructuring"), he worked closely with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and continued to rise in the government and the Communist Party, becoming a candidate member of the Politburo, the policy-making body of the party, in 1989.
In fact, the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's reform policies of perestroika ("restructuring") and glasnost ("openness") in the late 1980s owed much to Khrushchev's attempts to liberalize the communist party-state.
