Sentence examples for this particular policy from inspiring English sources
Clinton has had in shaping this particular policy.
On this particular policy issue, the Republicans have the edge.
The education secretary has expertly played his hand over this particular policy.
"It seems like common sense that telecom regulators, not the sector's wealthiest players, should be dictating the beat of this particular policy drum.
While it would be churlish to criticise ACE for what is an impossibly difficult process of decision-making, it would do well to take heed of the direction in which this particular policy wind is blowing.
There's a reason why it would take too long — infinitely long, you could say — to go through the math that holds this policy proposal together: because math will never hold this particular policy proposal together.
Though the explanation is tentative and requires further confirmation, this carries particular policy implications in Korea, where referrals between specialist and primary care are loosely organized with the shortage of general practitioners.
By applying fractional factorial methods to the GCAM-USA 50-state integrated-assessment model in the context of a particular policy question, this paper demonstrates how a decision-focused sensitivity analysis strategy can greatly reduce computational burden in the presence of uncertainty and reveal the important drivers for decisions and more detailed uncertainty analysis.
However from a humanistic perpective often it is also because of this vulnerable population that a particular policy was drafted.
This variable assesses whether a particular policy change constitutes a 'fine-tuning change'minornor change'mid-levelvel change' or 'major change', respectively coded 1, 2, 3 or 4. A two-step decision making process was used to determine the magnitude of change introduced by a policy measure.
Thus, rather than dictate particular policy decisions, this model provides information to decision makers about possible results under a selected set of scenarios.
