Sentence examples for sufficient policy from inspiring English sources

The committee remains concerned that, without sufficient policy accommodation, economic growth might not be strong enough to generate sustained improvement in labor market conditions.

Here is your age of bubbles and secular stagnation The rich world's biggest macroeconomic problem at the moment is a nominal problem and it is within central banks' power to fix it.Now some will argue that because of the zero lower bound central banks lack sufficient policy traction to raise inflation.

Nor has there been sufficient policy encouragement to markets for traditional and local beef breeds.

Such misalignment has potentially significant adverse impacts on the economic efficiency of such tariffs – an issue that does not appear to have received sufficient policy attention.

"The committee remains concerned that, without sufficient policy accommodation, economic growth might not be strong enough to generate sustained improvement in labour market conditions," the Fed said in a statement.

The IMF's managing director said that global economic signs were positive overall, but that "without sufficient policy ambition, the world could fall into a medium-term low-growth trap".

And the Fed's action goes further than Goldman's settlement with New York State last year, reaching back several years to highlight how the bank failed since 2012 to have sufficient policies and employee training to prevent a leak like this one.

However, the sustainability of advanced biofuels is far from guaranteed and member states, including the UK, must put in place sufficient policies and safeguards before we embrace this technology.

The primary impediment to the development of renewable energy is the absence of sufficient policies and regulations.

African countries need to pay urgent attention to ensuring that sufficient policy-related research is conducted to ensure that individual country childhood immunisations policies are informed by current and relevant research evidence.

" Policy change is not simply a technocratic process based on rational analysis and that knowledge alone is not sufficient for policy change.