Sentence examples for restructuring policy from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses the future of renewable energy resources in Indonesia, taking into consideration the new restructuring policy on power sector.

"We strongly oppose the government's heavy-handed restructuring policy, which requires only laborers' sacrifices," leaders of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions and the more strident Korean Confederation of Trade Unions said.

In this paper we consider two aspects of the changes that modern farming systems are causing in the region: (a) land use changes after the coming into practice of the EU vineyard restructuring policy and (b) terrain morphology changes due to land terracing and related geomorphological effects.

We are changing from what was purely a restructuring policy, to what we call a focus-and-growth policy.

Social mix is a key component of French urban restructuring policies.

These kinds of transition difficulties warrant the formulation of a modeling approach that would analyze regional restructuring policies.

The implementation of Mikhail Gorbachev's glasnost (political liberalization) and perestroika (economic restructuring) policies in the Soviet Union fueled sentiment in Germany that reunification could become a reality, and the basic steps toward German economic unity were accomplished with astonishing speed.

It was his restructuring policies that permitted the formation of such new national movements as the Popular Front of Estonia, which, like its counterparts in Latvia & Lithuania & similar restive groups in Armenia & Azerbaijan, is clamoring for an end to the colonialism" of the Soviet past.

Although some basic features of restructuring policies are consistent across states, details of the legislation vary greatly.

The number of Malays employed in the mining sector soared from 1970 onwards, as the government's restructuring policies came into force.

This is clearly reflected in his administration's supply-side restructuring policies whose core principle consists of redistributing national resources in favor of the rich and powerful--cutting the critically-need social spending on basic needs to pay Wall Street gamblers and Pentagon contractors.