Sentence examples for speculative policy from inspiring English sources

No. Instead, Chingos puts forward the oft-repeated but highly speculative policy proposals favored by Eric Hanushek and Bill Gates.

AK Benedict follows up her debut The Beauty of Murder with Jonathan Dark or the Evidence of Ghosts (Orion, £12.99), a speculative policier set in a London where ghosts dwell alongside the living.

Speculative unregulated policies ruined the economy.

We show that, in an environment with no speculative storers, monetary policy should respond to output along with CPI inflation in order to minimize the welfare losses brought by taxes.

The findings suggest that design, brand, facilities, reputation, reinvestment value, pricing policy, and speculative behavior play a significant part as internal and external attributes in price definition for housing price in Jakarta Metropolitan Region.

For example, biosecurity experts present at the workshop stressed that "even if the threats associated with synthetic biology are exaggerated, this does not mean they should not be investigated" and "that in a policy context, speculative thinking can be helpful to identify worst case scenarios and potential responses to these" (Jefferson et al, 2014a, pages 21 and 43).

Our current tax policies favor speculative investment in financial instruments over productive investments in human capabilities.

In particular, Newcastle University produces the North East Graduate Directory, which ought to be a fantastic starting point for you, Lou, as there are nearly 100 scientific companies listed--along with very valuable information such as their policies on speculative applications and what skills they are seeking.

Most Haitians can't afford basic food staples, as decades of speculative and disincentivizing agricultural policies (international and domestic) have decimated the local market.

More money would be levied on banks with high-risk businesses, she said, to ensure that the policy worked to counter speculative activity by banks.

But the worry is that these gains have combined with a lax monetary policy to encourage speculative excesses.