Sentence examples for policy simplification from inspiring English sources

Jeb Bush, too, outlines a boilerplate conservative agenda deregulation; an "all-in" energy policy; simplification of the tax code; entitlement reform as a strategy to "see a rising income for the middle class again," which is how he put it at this month's meeting of the Wall Street Journal CEO Council, a group that knows a few things about rising incomes.

Jeb Bush, too, outlines a boilerplate conservative agenda — deregulation; an "all-in" energy policy; simplification of the tax code; entitlement reform — as a strategy to "see a rising income for the middle class again," which is how he put it at this month's meeting of the Wall Street Journal CEO Council, a group that knows a few things about rising incomes.

It's as if, in 1992, Democrats had thrown their support to Ross Perot, not Bill Clinton, because Perot — while departing from much of the Party's basic ideology and offering only crude policy simplifications — voiced the submerged feelings of many Democrats whose presence hadn't registered with national leaders and pundits.

If the U.S. would only repeal Sarbanes-Oxley and a new President in 2013 follow through with a stable-dollar policy and tax simplification, our nation would once again become the undisputed capital market center of the world.

After the simplification of policy design, the variable number of centralized policy is reduced from to and the variable number of decentralized policy is reduced from to.

These cables suggest that a rhetorical policy, not just of simplification but of conscious distortion, has guided Obama's frequent iterations that "the enemy" in Pakistan is al Qaeda.

This suggests that an assumption of binary rights may be an inappropriate simplification when policy decisions are being made about how best to serve the needs of donor-conceived people while respecting the position of donors.

But this windfall must now be sustained by a coherent set of government policies including further simplifications of the tax code and improvements in property and bankruptcy laws.

The forthcoming election battle between Kadima, Labour and Likud will no doubt lead to a simplification of foreign policy issues into a case for engagement or disengagement with the Palestinians and Israel's Arab neighbours.

It sets out principles to guide donor support built around the three pillars of the aid effectiveness agenda: harmonization and simplification of donor policies and procedures; alignment behind national priorities and use of country systems; and a focus on results as measured in improved development outcomes.

Both campaigns have engaged in sound bites and simplifications of these major policy differences, but in explaining, defending and attacking each other, they have displayed clear distinctions in their beliefs in the efficacy of diplomacy.