Sentence examples for simpler policies from inspiring English sources

Following the argument in Lucas (1981), once the model reproduces the effects of simpler policies, we have more confidence in its predictions about more complex policy changes.

In this work, we introduce an algorithm that uses corrective human feedback to build a policy able to perform a novel task, by combining simpler policies learned from demonstration.

It concludes that in a distributed plan in which each operator has a fixed amount of computing resources allocated to it, routing policies that consider operator selectivity, execution cost, and operator load outperforms simpler policies that only consider one or two factors.

A simpler policy is to use sanguisorbas or Aster divaricatus, or place a pot full of lilies in front of the exhausted clump.

Mr. Tarullo argued that there would be merit in "adopting a simpler policy instrument, rather than relying on indirect, incomplete policy measures such as administrative calculation of potentially complex financial stability footprints".

The present paper shows that in a proper subset of economies a simpler policy is (also) efficient that consists of deposit purchases for preservation only.

But the effects of seemingly simple policies are often complex.

This is what America has come to – we'd rather dangerous criminals be taken on by children than support simple policies to stop them.

Simple plans are cheaper – they cover less, but while no two simple policies are the same they share characteristics including easy acceptance, a limited (usually fixed) monthly payout, and a maximum time limit.

In a recent speech, he announced four simple policies: recoupling the A- and AS-levels, ending the employment of unqualified teachers, revolutionising teacher CPD (continuous professional development) through revalidation, and ensuring all pupils study English and maths to 18.

Simulations show that simple policies to direct teacher transfers are at best inefficient.