Sentence examples for policy variation from inspiring English sources

In other areas of public service there is surprising toleration for local policy variation.

Our centralised state already produces significant postcode lotteries and some would argue that it is only more local policy variation that will drive improvement.

It found that when it comes to key service areas, respondents were concerned that there should not be significant policy variation from place to place.

But there's also some good sense underlying the confusion: voters' views about policy variation are often driven by whether they think their area will win or lose from the process.

A less direct indication of the theoretical mechanism's empirical relevance can be obtained from outcomes patterns that are plausibly driven by past labor policy variation.

Blundell et al. (1998) also use tax-benefit policy variation over a long period to identify labor supply responses in the UK using a grouping IV estimator.

Policy variations across the countries of the UK and the opening up of the HE market to new providers not under Hefce's remit has further dented the powers of the one HE quango that used to rule them all.

Across the RSA group there are "hundreds of policy variations", says Jan Miller, a director, adding, with British understatement, that "it's complex enough not to make a merger a straightforward proposition".

I will use fixed effects to control for policy variations specific to these regions.

The study said there are "ideological differences" between the Westminster government and the devolved regions meaning there are policy variations between England and the other three regions.

Different conditions for centre-right coalitions have also been used to explain policy variations (Green-Pedersen & Krogstrup, 2008; Green-Pedersen & Odmalm, 2008).