Sentence examples for type policy from inspiring English sources
They also bought tonnes of US debt.I wonder if he is suggesting some sort of infant industry type policy to stimulate domestic manufacturing of more enviromental products.
But if this present government is going to follow a "best and the rest" type policy, then we're going to have a situation where we have the haves and have-nots, which is what we used to have.
Therefore, to overcome these problems two- and four-relay selection schemes are proposed for use in interference configurations for legacy networks which are restricted to adopt a max(min type policy.
In this paper, we show that the manufacturer may deny the urgent supplier, allow only the low cost type or permit both cost types of the urgent supplier, which follows a threshold type policy.
We consider a two stage supply chain of autonomous supplier and distributor and prove that the optimal ordering policy for the newsvendor distributor under fixed incentives is an (s,S) type policy.
Furthermore, we find that cradle-to-grave type policy interventions may actually lead to lower levels of human capital investment as altered default incentives induce private creditors to contract the supply of student loans by an amount greater than the subsidy.
"In addition, colleagues in the [legal] profession … report that clients have been sleeping on floors in overcrowded cells – the entirely predictable consequence of law and order type policies".
Moreover, this study is targeted at legacy systems where max(min type policies are used for relay selection.
"If you have a home-based business, you should talk to your agent and explore the differences and limitations between a personal policy and a business-type policy".
He said: "I am proud of the fact that I run a democratic party, where I don't just decree that this or that policy will be a die-in-the-trench-type policy.
He called these types "policy entrepreneurs" — a term that, by differentiating them from the academic economists he respected, was meant to be horribly biting.
