Sentence examples for policy to set from inspiring English sources

There's no monetary policy to set.

Congress could permanently modify United States tax policy to set the rate at a lower amount.

The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television last year announced a policy to set up financing for and give tax breaks to movie, television and animation projects.

This in turn will happen only with policy levers across a wide range being pulled: expansionary macroeconomic policy to keep jobs markets tight, labour policy to set wage-floors and other protections for workers and to police violations.

The president of the Association of German Industry (BDI) criticised the action plan : "In order for [German] climate policy to set the standard around the world, it has to be manageable for businesses and allow them to remain competitive," Ulrich Grillo said.

But the policy to set aside seven areas for turbine development belongs firmly to the Welsh government.

Also this week, on Tuesday, the House Republican leader, Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, delivered a blistering attack on the administration's stimulus policies to set the opposition's tone for the final campaign stretch.

Traditionally, there are two contrasting views on the way states can use naturalisation and immigrants' rights policies to set out their broader agenda of immigrant integration.

This outcome greatly accelerated policies to set standards and implement preventive measures.

Japan is considering policies to set the target health expenditure level for each region, a policy approach that has been considered in many other countries.

Broadly speaking it encompasses a whole range of structures and processes through which policies (formal and informal) are enacted to achieve goals, including legislation, regulation and oversight, accountability structures, incentives, and policies to set and maintain strategic direction [ 12, 13].