Sentence examples for problem policies from inspiring English sources

That would exacerbate the problem: policies would attract fewer and fewer healthy people, because they would pay premiums that would be unfairly high.

The number of people in their late 50s (when participation in the workforce starts to drop) and older is rising fast.Both these vulnerabilities are exacerbated by a self-inflicted problem: policies that depress the supply of workers.

To solve the problem, policies are needed both inside and outside the education system and should be combined to be effective (Levin 2003).

This dilemma illustrates the problem policy-makers face.

Despite an apparent recognition of this problem, policy continues in the wrong direction.

To solve the climate problem, policy must be based on facts and not on prejudice.

"The zero problem policy was over-optimistic, almost naïve in the belief that difficult problems could be solved easily," Mr. Ulgen added.

But these measurements are extremely crude.The problem policy-makers face is that no single theoretical framework explains all changes in the current account.

Kingdon identifies three streams flowing through the system: problem, policy, and political streams.

(1) Framing the policy problem: Policy entrepreneurs raise new ways of thinking and defining policy problems (Baze and Abolafia 2002) and achieve consensus within a certain scope.

Although the FIT existed in all three streams: the problem, policy, and political streams, the policy window did not open for the FIT.