Sentence examples for response policymakers from inspiring English sources
In response policymakers will take the first step towards a banking union: responsibility for supervision of the euro area's biggest banks is due to move from national authorities to the European Central Bank (ECB) in late 2014.
In response, policymakers have developed a family of policies – collectively known as Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (Redd) – to provide a financial incentive to governments, agribusinesses and communities to maintain rather than reduce forest cover.
In response, policymakers have called for standardized approaches to monitoring hospice quality.
In response, policymakers have designed conservation strategies that incentivize the establishment and maintenance of LUC types associated with higher ecosystem service provision.
Depending on the scale of default and the response of policymakers, regulators and the ratings agencies, substantial financial market dislocation could follow".
It avoided singling out individual countries that should increase their spending, but officials warned that slowing global growth needed a different response from policymakers.
Jack Meaning, a NIESR research fellow, said: "If there isn't a fiscal response, monetary policymakers should be using as much of a sledgehammer as they can.
"A robust response from policymakers would be required to prevent contagion, and Fitch would expect a strong public statement of commitment by the European Central Bank and eurozone policymakers to provide support, if required," Fitch said.
But a panel of international experts – which I chair – say in a highly critical report to be presented at the World Innovation Summit for Health (Wish) in Doha this month that the response from policymakers has been weak.
Yet, although even the IMF is crying out for the classic Keynesian boost to infrastructure spending, there is precious little sign of a favourable response from policymakers, especially in the beleaguered eurozone.
A quirky proposal Mr Grossman made last year, in a report for the German Marshall Fund, that Afghanistan should produce crops for biofuels rather than opium, drew little response from policymakers.
