Sentence examples for policy prescriptions for from inspiring English sources

To meet: The Federal Open Markets Committee will meet today in Washington amidst pressure on the Fed to announce policy prescriptions for the current crisis.

Policy prescriptions for breaking up concentrated poverty and inequality are things that are big topics, and they're on the table today.

Policy prescriptions for Colombia and Bolivia hardly matter, since Narcos and Our Brand Is Crisis don't care about Colombia and Bolivia.

Research focus areas may include, among others, regulatory and governance frameworks, policy prescriptions for addressing societal impacts of AI, or national or international security implications of AI.

By linking policy recommendations to biological evidence, we can determine the medical value of various policy prescriptions for dealing with wildfire smoke and other pollutants.

But there were no policy prescriptions for campaign finance reform, constitutional amendments, or even the defiance to work around Congress that characterised last year's address when Obama promised executive action in place of stalled legislation.

The standard policy prescription for most Asian countries in the current downturn is to build up domestic demand and reduce their dependence on exports for growth.

Standing together in a school in a dusty crossroads town near Mr. Bush's ranch, Mr. Bush and General Powell delivered a foreign policy prescription for the new administration.

If continued economic contraction and depopulation were a policy prescription for the Pittsburgh area — and it's not — the targets set through 2023 might seem more achievable.

It purportedly was about a Brookings Institution paper on the U.S. Postal Service but astonishingly led with an unattributed policy prescription for downgrading service.

By framing this debate in terms of competition, the prime minister is not just choosing the wrong policy prescription for the NHS; it is potentially catastrophic for his entire political project.