Sentence examples for resort policy from inspiring English sources

We propose a model where systemic and non-systemic banks are exposed to liquidity shortfalls so that a lender of last resort policy is required.

Offsetting should only be used as a "last resort", policy director Hilary Allison told the Times – criticising Paterson's suggestion that an hour's journey by car would be close enough to do compensatory work.

The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, once referred to the last-resort policy of monetizing federal government debt as "helicopter drops" of money, earning him the moniker "Helicopter Ben".

In any case, respect for autonomy means that a significant burden of proof is placed upon a geneticist breaching confidentiality and that the patient must be informed of a last-resort policy before any testing occurs, in accordance with the AMA's policy recommendations.

But she readily admits that the War in Iraq was a mistake, and has since been part of constructing the multi-lateral, war-as-the-last-resort policy of the Obama Administration that is massively superior to the shoot-first-ask-questions-later foreign policy of the Bush years.

Industry groups have also argued that the government did not need to resort to policy to force them to reduce sugar.

He conceded that many of the coalition's concerns with resort environmental policies should also be directed at the state and federal agencies that set the standards.

The Doha Round of World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations should be completed to reduce maximum tariff levels and the risk that governments will resort to policies that destabilize world food markets.

"That's why he's resorting to policies of envy and division".

Yet cash somehow seems more valuable, and the resort's barter policy accounts for his decision to stay there.

"Pakistan's response so far has demonstrated their earlier tendency to resort to a policy of denial and to seek to deflect and shift the blame and responsibility," he said.