Sentence examples for policy to decide from inspiring English sources

"Scotland needs a national renewables spatial planning policy to decide what can be built where".

Hence, it is important to have an efficient (i) bundle drop policy and (ii) forward scheduling policy to decide the best bundle(s) to exchange.

American trade officials said then that they were still examining other Chinese clean-energy subsidy policies to decide whether to file additional W.T.O.

So let us briefly consider the prospects for variations of this attitude, which include desires, intentions, or policies to decide to do what is best, or what is right, or whatever maximizes or promotes P, where P is some endorsed value or good.

At runtime, the wrappers in the instrumented apps need to get the most up-to-date control policies from Policy Manager to decide whether the app is allowed to access sensors.

Separating 'avoidable' costs from the full cost may help governments and policy makers to decide what preventions or policies will be most effective at reducing the economic impact of air pollution-related health hazards.

For example, a variety of prevalence rates have been reported for mother to child transmission of HIV in Ethiopia, and it has been challenging for policy makers to decide which evidence to use to inform policies to strengthen health systems.

In addition, the explosive situation in Iraq led Saudi policy makers to decide to construct a $500 million fence along its 900-km (560-mi) border with Iraq.

You are not being asked to endorse the president's Iraq policy but to decide if vaccination is called for in your circumstances.

In the wake of the Paris negotiations, we now need a real policy debate to decide how we're going to most efficiently cut carbon pollution.

It is in effect an extraordinary policy meeting to decide once and for all whether Pietersen has any future as an England player.