Sentence examples for predicted policy from inspiring English sources

Historically, there has been a major disagreement between the proponents of this approach on the medium-term policy reaction function that realistically predicted policy spending patterns of governments.

The baseline scenario estimates the energy demand of 2030, given the expected development of the different technologies and the implementation of the predicted policies in this period, and compares it with a situation without technological changes between 2010 and 2030.

Models estimated using these subsamples were then applied to predict policy perception for the remaining hold-out sample.

This study explores the public perception of a potential feebate policy within California, and evaluates the robustness of an ordinal regression model to predict policy sentiment.

Even without such behavioural relations, the framework is useful for analysing and predicting policy dependent developments in terms of energy use, GHG emissions, local pollution, accident rates, fiscal impact and economic costs.

The authors conclude with a discussion of the implications of these results on public support for feebates and comment on the use of ordinal regression to predict policy opinion.

Schattschneider also proposed that the patterns of debate would predict policy outcomes.

First, research by Waldner [ 18] questions the efficacy of historical institutionalism [ 28] in its ability to describe and predict policy outcomes.

For income protection alone, LV= predicts policies for men will rise by 20%-25 20%-25e for females they will come down by around 28%.

Any thoughtful person in the 1970s could have easily predicted the policy mistakes of the 2000s.

The Office for Budget Responsibility initially predicted that policy would raise £5.3bn.