Sentence examples for unconditional policy from inspiring English sources

Solving for the reservation asset stock serves two purposes: one, it makes it easier to allow for the fixed cost in the budget constraint in the solution (rather than having an unconditional policy function with a discontinuity); two, it provides an additional check on our numerical solution: the reservation asset stock should be increasing in the wage rate.

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And as his collection brought in millions, Mr. Kurniawan made a show of his own authenticity, offering major buyers an unconditional return policy — exceedingly rare in the industry — while attracting a clientele that included the billionaire William I. Koch.

In May 1942 he flew to Sweden to convey to the British government, through Bishop Bell, the conspirators' proposals for a negotiated peace; these hopes were thwarted, however, by the Allies' "unconditional surrender" policy.

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Liberals and the political left supported her policies unconditional, and she and Germany found worldwide ostensible admiration.

Nor really was the allied policy of unconditional surrender.

Williams-Sonoma's policy is unconditional, as is Tavolo's.

President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea has reversed his predecessors'"sunshine policy" of unconditional aid.

Kim Dae Jung is under domestic pressure to show tangible results from his so-called sunshine policy of unconditional engagement with North Korea.

To make matters worse, the neoconservatives demanded a re-evaluation of the Obama administration's policy of unconditional negotiations with Iran.