Sentence examples for the policy between from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lazio's campaign, meanwhile, moved to highlight the difference on the policy between the first lady and her husband.
The work is Tom Holloway's Forget Me Not (2011), about the policy, between 1945 and 1968, of sending deprived, illegitimate or orphaned British children to Australian institutions, where they often suffered great hardship and abuse.
More concretely, firstly, the change in the outcome of women aged 30 to 34 (affected by the policy) is compared with the change in the outcome of men of the same age group (unaffected by the policy) between before and after the policy period, assuming that the outcomes of both groups would have had a parallel trend in the absence of the policy.
As a first step, a standard DD estimator is implemented by comparing the change in the outcome of women aged 30 to 34 (affected by the policy) with the change in the outcome of men of the same age group (unaffected by the policy) between pre- and post-policy period, assuming that the outcomes of both groups would have had a parallel trend in the absence of the policy.
Before he axed the policy, between 3,200 and 5,000 Cubans entered the United States without visas each month.
In the second scenario, the return policy between the manufacturer and its wholesaler is not applied to examine the difference of the chain profit under both scenarios.
As the rhetorical gap between the two parties has widened, the policy gap between them has shrunk.
These results are then matched against the objectives of innovation policy, an exercise that gives better insights on the policy links between regulation and innovation policy and concludes on the domains of complementarities between the two.
Some of the policy clashes between Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence have played out publicly.
The policy debate between Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio represents a welcome new phase in the campaign.
Still, many Fed watchers believed the policy differences between Ms. Yellen and Mr. Summers were not substantive.
