Sentence examples for policy stagnation from inspiring English sources

"The most compelling one is that there seems to be a trend in policy stagnation," she said, "an inability to arrive at decisions collectively within the standing committee that I think shows up in a number of different ways".

Winning an election without expecting to, combined with a take-it-slow leader, the Baillieu Government oversaw years of policy stagnation.

But if it is not leapt upon purposefully by aggressively expansionary economic policy, secular stagnation might worsen.

He insists the country needs to stick to his policies "without stagnation or sudden swerves".

Thus poor households that depend on agriculture as their primary source of income have been the most affected by neoliberal policies, with stagnation or deterioration in welfare over the past 20 years.

As long as these larger forces dominate Europe's economic policy, Europe's stagnation is likely to continue.

On the other hand, high debt combined with antigrowth policies gives you stagnation similar to that of Japan or California.

"Secular stagnation" vanished overnight.

Should the prospect of long-term stagnation inform policy more directly?

That means, as so many critics have said, new approaches to trade, industrial policy, off-shoring, wage stagnation and arbitrage, and regulation.

We know that the left is winning in Portugal, it is also possible that an alliance of the left will win in Spain, and in France the results of maintaining Europe's policy of austerity and stagnation are political radicalization.