Sentence examples for reducing policy from inspiring English sources

With most advanced economies experiencing anaemic recoveries from the 2008 financial crisis, their central banks have been forced to move from conventional monetary policy – reducing policy rates via open-market purchases of short-term government bonds – to a range of unconventional policies.

He accused the Prime Minister of failing to provide "the economic leadership our nation needs", of not consulting his cabinet colleagues and of reducing policy to slogans – a reference to Mr Abbott's oft-repeated boasts that his government had "stopped the [asylum-seeker] boats" and "axed the [carbon] tax".

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".

"If the Labour Party can commit to reducing policy costs on household energy bills, stopping the smart meter roll-out, preventing commodity cost increases and accept that there won't be any investment in new power stations and infrastructure, then we could freeze our prices.

They can make it easier for people to purchase health services in countries where costs are lower, known as "medical tourism" (Mattoo and Subramanian 2013), such as by reducing policy constraints on the portability of health insurance (Mattoo and Rathindran 2006).

We find that measures aiming at reducing (policy-induced) outside option of workers, such as a decrease in unemployment benefits, public wages or, to a lesser extent, public-sector employment, seem most beneficial to foster output, employment, international competitiveness and fiscal balances.

This all emphasises the potential for shocks further down the lines when figures do not meet expectations, in addition to the downside potential to growth when inflation reducing policies are implemented is significant.

But the governor's climate change proposals were greeted with muted approval by Assemblyman Henry T. Perea, a moderate Fresno Democrat, who has opposed some of the state's current carbon reducing policies.

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.