Sentence examples for successive policy from inspiring English sources

Successive policy makers, worried about rising expenditures and falling tax revenue, ignored Keynes's calls for public spending, setting off what he called a "vicious circle".

In northern Vietnam uplands the successive policy reforms that accompanied agricultural decollectivisation triggered very rapid changes in land use in the 1990s.

The surveyed LSGS are mostly dependent on public handouts for survival, but successive policy schemes have only showed mixed effects and, in particular study areas, clear inconsistencies in their aim to stop the general declining trend of LSGS.

Denmark's family reunification policies have been developed in successive policy changes since the late 1990s, with center-right governments introducing increasingly strict rules, and the center-left, in their periods of power, moving only to ease the most extreme restrictions but retaining the majority.

Table 3 Overall dissatisfaction (per user d and total D) with equal weighting--for random and derived policies (tLow = 150 ms) Policy d 1 d 2 d 3 Total (D) Random 7.367104 10.09998 9.950516 27.4176 Derived 8.9951 8.85843 8.014565 25.8681 Figure 4 Average rate ( n ) performance over successive policy set iterations ( tLow = 100 ms).

In the UK, successive policy documents have explicitly promoted normal birth for healthy women and their babies for over two decades [ 36, 37].

And so, by 2011, 200 years of successive policies designed to concentrate power and suppress political possibility had evolved into an impenetrable and unaccountable cycle of money and influence between a handful of key institutions, soldiers and businessmen closest to the ruling family.

"It is not UK practice to legislate on cultural issues unless absolutely necessary, and it has been successive governments' policy to maintain a healthy distance from cultural operators and artists: we do not believe in state intervention in these areas".

Successive political policies altered the demographics of the area.

I don't know what the word is... shafted by successive government policies," he says.

They come from successive government policies that have promoted the financialisation of our economies and public services, thereby valuing profit over people.