Sentence examples for policy targeted from inspiring English sources

It also means that policy targeted at curbing migrant families' benefits would hit British nationals if the anomaly was not fixed.

Labour's new job guarantee scheme for those aged over 25 is in addition to an existing Labour "work or lose benefits" policy targeted at 18-24-year-olds out of work for a year or more.

"Without such a framework, investors do not know the conditions under which LSAPs will occur or will be unwound, which undercut the efficacy of policy targeted at long-term asset values".

Tapping the reserve "is really a short-term policy targeted at home heating oil," said Laura D'Andrea Tyson, a former chief economic adviser in the Clinton White House who is now the dean of the Haas School of Business at the University of California at Berkeley.

This was attributed to agricultural policy targeted at the environment, improved environmental legislation, and new market opportunities.

Two weeks after his company attempted to impose a policy targeted at curbing "hate content and hateful conduct," Spotify's CEO admitted the company mishandled its roll out.

A major aspect of federal and NT government policy targets alcohol use among Indigenous populations.

Investment would rise.There is a problem though: central banks just don't change their policy targets very often.

Bush's new policy targets greenhouse-gas intensity, which relates emissions to economic output, but does little to actually reduce emissions.

The Federal Reserve is of a similar mind, not only maintaining rock-bottom short-term interest rates, but also embarking on an adventurous policy targeting long-term rates.

One direct policy implication arising from this research is that return migration policies targeting specific occupations and employers will be more effective than a single policy targeting all occupations and employers.