Sentence examples for policy variants from inspiring English sources
The difference between those two policy variants could be the difference between unemployment below 7 percent two years from now and unemployment back above 9 percent.
The area semi natural vegetation is found to be 3 8% smaller in policy variants with the directive as compared to policy variants without the directive.
In contrast, little difference is found between the policy variants with respect to the forest area.
We find that none of the three new policy variants jeopardizes achievement of the 2030 carbon reduction targets.
Four scenarios of land use change are analyzed for the period 2000 2030 while for each scenario two policy variants are analyzed respectively with and without implementation of the biofuel directive.
The results indicate that the area of semi natural vegetation, forest and High Nature Value farmland directly replaced by biofuel crops is small in all scenarios and differs little between policy variants.
It is the group's policy that splice variants are built only to the extent of the underlying supporting evidence (cDNA or EST), i.e. to not complete the structure by 'borrowing' exons from other variants.
Both, in their own way, believe that Truman's personal biography was determinative of the course American foreign policy took, a variant of the great-man theory of history.
In centre-right and centre-left variants, these policy fixes are set in a frame of managing internal competition: the centre-right backs jobs and schooling as a basis for more equal competition; the centre-left favours an overlapping package of schooling plus minimum wages and some redistribution through family credits and such like to compensate for disadavantage.
Mr James is in his element when showing how seemingly novel crises and policy debates are often variants of crises past, especially once the Great Depression is seen as more than a mainly American event.But he also makes a broader argument.
One variant of policy strategies is protocolisation 'sticking to the rules' – defensive science through best-practice protocols.
