Sentence examples for tailoring policies from inspiring English sources

More attention must be paid to tailoring policies to stimulate demand through targeted applications and broader supporting policies.

Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister said the report showed the value of "tailoring policies to the distinctive needs of different cities".

Tailoring policy to account for such differences could strengthen Brazilian conservation policy.

But Bernanke — ever the believer in tailoring policy to conditions as they are forecast, and not just as they are — figured that the economy was bound to weaken.

Oakley said: "We all know the economy is improving, generally people are getting better off, but actually consumers are still struggling and we need to ensure we are focusing on helping consumers at a national level but also at a local level and tailoring policy responses to these local levels".

The theory is that competition would force private insurance companies to keep premiums down and tailor policies to individual needs.

Over the past decade, despite a rhetorical shift to the left, the party has tailored policies to avoid antagonising such a politically crucial group.

The mere fact that they are voting at all would be enough to ensure that all parties sit up, take notice and tailor policies to take account of the new electoral reality.

That includes a "drug czar" to steer a broader strategy on opioids and a secretary of health and human services who would tailor policies and identify sources of funding.

Identifying the need for governments to tailor policies to help young people, women and minorities, Kim said greater investment in health, education and conditional cash transfers – welfare payments that can only be spent on specific services such as medical check-ups – would help the poorest 40% of populations to share in growth.

The idea is that ministers can then tailor policies to fit.