Sentence examples for productive policy from inspiring English sources

They offer high-quality scholarship and thoughtful prescriptions for productive policy alternatives.

That makes for a far more productive policy than simply continuing to issue sterile declarations and pouring more money into the bottomless pit of the Palestinian Authority.

Calls for "crippling" sanctions on Iran by Obama and Brown are certainly not the most productive policy options available to these two world leaders.

"F.T.C. staffers have had productive policy discussions with their counterparts in the E.U. on the pay-for-delay issue, which is a longstanding enforcement priority at the F.T.C.," Mr. Kaplan said.

The initiative will host a boot camp in Washington, DC, next February for members of Congress and their technology policy staff to help translate the articles into productive policy discussions.

The research on teacher labor markets is quite large and expanding; yet, as in most areas of education research, our knowledge is full of holes and only gets us a little ways towards identifying productive policy directions.

Good statistics on immigrant entrepreneurship are exceptionally difficult to assemble, and therefore it's challenging to create productive policies.

How might the productive policies be replicated and scaled to benefit future generations of Indian girls and women?

The current crossroads in Mexico of growing qualified unemployment, as a result of a stagnant economy that generates few jobs, could be partially reversed by productive policies and incentives and also by facilitating the channeling of funds to promote, among other things, technological and knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship services.

With that understanding, government risk assessment can account for not only the facts of a risk but how we feel about them, and how we behave, and by factoring both aspects into a more holistic view, hopefully achieve less conflict over nuclear power and all risk issues, and wiser and more productive policies for public and environmental health.

The qualitative change in the welfare policies from the distributive to productive policies happened precisely in the area of health [ 53].