Sentence examples for policy triggers from inspiring English sources

Due to delays in the United States Congress impeding the approval of IDA funding, the association's members implemented a set of policy triggers outlining the commitment threshold necessary for replenishment to take effect.

"This major economic advantage would be lost under the Greens' policy, triggering an economic downturn".

Her right-to-buy policy triggered an upward spiral in house prices, which encouraged households to take on more and more debt.

So here at the start of 2015 let's hope politicians think carefully before they pull the policy trigger.

This has in a sense of a "no regret policy" triggered substantial activity worldwide to decrease emission of greenhouse gases, especially of CO2, and various attempts have been made to set binding limits for the emission of these gases.

Using a dynamic recursive general equilibrium model, IMACLIM-R, we demonstrate that these overarching targets do not dominate the interim transportation targets when the carbon policy triggering compliance with the mitigation objectives boils down to the theoretical least-cost option of uniform carbon pricing.

This deeply regressive policy triggered a national movement of protests and civil disobedience, with many refusing to pay.

UNGASS, due to start on April 19, is also taking place at a time when Mexico is supposed to be in the midst of a paradigm-shifting national debate on drug policy triggered by a landmark supreme court ruling on marijuana in November last year.

That the attack seems to have involved some Ingush fighters suggests that Russian policies triggered it, widening the Chechen war.

Yet on balance, the policies triggered by the illusory fear of oil depletion have done more to curb carbon emissions than any post-1990 policies meant to address global climate change.

Reckless money printing and fiscal policies triggered soaring inflation, so much so that the currency, the bolívar, lost 90 percent of its value since Mr. Chávez took office, and was devalued five times over a decade.