Sentence examples for reduced policy from inspiring English sources

Cashless payment might have a positive impact on economic activities (Hasan et al. 2012; Oyewole et al. 2013; Zandi et al. 2013) but it also provide an opportunity for corruption (Park 2012), caused bankruptcy among youth (Noordin et al. 2012) and reduced policy control of the monetary system (Al-laham and Al-tarawneh 2009; Ezuwore-Obodoekwe et al. 2014).

First, if the quality of Chinese generic products has been proven, using the quality consistency evaluation, to be significantly similar to the original drugs, the pricing gap between the off-patent originators and generics will be reduced (Policy 1).

Physical inactivity is a well-established causal factor in the development of many chronic diseases and is associated with reduced policy makers and increased mortality (3, 5, 17– 20).

As director of strategy at the University of Sheffield, I know only too well how vulnerable our universities are to an exit from the EU, and the need to reduce policy uncertainties as we plan ahead.

Electricity market reform (EMR) and its efforts to improve our relatively expensive renewables subsidy regime (for example through a feed-in tariff and a carbon floor price) could reduce policy risk and improve the revenue certainty of low-carbon assets.

At least in theory, the small scale and experimental nature of pilots can encourage policy innovations and reduce policy risks.

However, the simple addition of an indiscriminate number of simultaneous policy instruments may reduce policy mix effectiveness.

The 2010 2011 governmental process to renegotiate the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement is a potent opportunity to begin to overcome institutional barriers to reducing policy deficits.

"That said," Bernanke added, "unwinding or scaling down some of our special lending programs will almost certainly have to be part of our strategy for reducing policy stimulus once the recovery is under way".

Environmental Policy Integration (EPI) refers to the incorporation of environmental concerns into sectoral policies in order to reduce policy incoherence and achieve synergies to more effectively address environmental problems such as environmental degradation.

One study found that raising the deductible from $500 to $2,000 could reduce policy premiums by as much as 16%.