Sentence examples for tune policy from inspiring English sources

Journalists tend to assume that voters tune policy substance out, and when the substance is delivered droningly or too abstractly no doubt they often do.

The buzzword out of Beijing is that it will "fine-tune" policy, probably by pumping more money into the economy by easing up on credit conditions for small and midsize companies and perhaps reducing record-high reserve requirements for banks.

The paper is possibly interesting for those looking to fine-tune policy interventions, or for newspaper historians; but it is not at all clear what purpose the model serves outside its particular historical context.

This paper proposes a tuning policy for the proportional PID gain that via bifurcation analysis ensures oscillations-free performance of the control loop.

We suggest that policy developers promote internalization of policies by tuning policy instruments to the specificities of farmers' motivations to preserve farmers' nature and to focus on institutional support to help internalization.

Just as many other security technologies are delivering benefits through automation (for example, automated threat blocking, policy tuning, policy enforcement and reporting), technologies that automate as many steps as possible in the malware analysis process are essential.

For example, Chicago needs freedom to correct mistakes and fine-tune policies.

We do genuinely take care to represent the ordinary Hindus within the UK and believe there is a indisputable need for political engagement on their behalf, engagement which - many a time - would help to fine tune a policy to be more inclusive and more British.

The same NTSI allows to appraise the expected results and thus to tune the policy measures.

CBA can clarify losers and winners and the net balance, but can also be used to fine tune the policy.

These challenges have attracted more implementation research to fine tune the policy and practices.