Sentence examples for pull policies from inspiring English sources
Finally, it considers the design of a national renewable finance framework complete with targeted finance push instruments that can complement existing demand pull policies in facilitating investment.
Instead, we need innovation to invest in a technological revolution that can rapidly provide options for adaptation and mitigation, as well as new institutions and "market pull" policies to encourage entrepreneurship.
When national politicians pull policy levers in Whitehall they often find they have no strings attached.
That pulls policy toward the center, which encourages reasonableness.
Economic policy is about framing the world and labelling events as much as it is about intervening in the economy by pulling policy levers.
They wind up pulling policy in the opposite direction from their stated goal, because if you are trying to pass something and you know they're going to vote no, you have to go to the left to pick up votes".
Keith Norman, the general secretary of Aslef, the train drivers' union, said: "This augers rather badly for changes in tube laws if the mayor pulls policy announcements out of the hat without any consultation with the people he expects to enforce them.
The paper outlines two forms of policymaking pathway: regime-compliant (in which adherence to trends and the nature of the world we have known pushes policy) and regime-testing (in which the nature of the world as we have known it is brought into question and vision pulls policy decisions).
But more recent political science research suggests that the Reagan White House maintained an extensive internal polling operation to ensure that he could maintain the appearance of a center while still pulling policy in a more conservative direction.
They call them "recission" policies, which is a very fancy way of denying medical care by pulling insurance policies from the sick and the injured.
Various studies have shown that technology-push and demand-pull policies induce innovation.
