Sentence examples for using the current policy from inspiring English sources

Labor wants to restrict negative gearing to new houses while grandfathering arrangements for investors using the current policy settings.

The same with using the current policy of 200 cellsells to start treatment versus 350 CD4s as the cutoff.

"The agency is changing its withdrawal policy because recent media articles have promoted the use of the current policy as a means for retired beneficiaries to acquire an 'interest-free loan,"' according to a statement from the agency.

The second line of reasoning used by supporters of the current policy is the idea that labeling North Korea as a terror sponsor will have no practical benefits.

The current policy uses a "selection index" of up to 150 points, most of which are accounted for by strictly academic factors.

These results represent a challenge to the current policy of using the meningococcal polysaccharide A/C vaccine to control outbreaks of MenC disease, and they have key implications for future vaccination strategies.

It is essential that the role of hypoglycemia in either causing or accelerating cognitive decline be clarified in view of the current policy to use intensive therapy to achieve near-normoglycemia to minimize the development of diabetic complications.

According the policy induced by our ADP algorithm (solid black line) the resulting average response time however can be decreased to 4.05 minutes, which corresponds to a decrease of 12.08% on average with respect to the current policy in use.

On a global perspective however the average response time decreases from 4.05 (σ = 0.34) to 4.01 (σ = 0.33) minutes. 1 This corresponds to a decrease of 12.89% on average with respect to the current policy in use.

Our findings provide important evidence for the debate in Zambia and many developing countries about whether the current policy on use of TBAs needs to change or not and suggest benefits to be gained from public health strategies involving TBAs as important partners in improving MHS in remote areas where their services are highly utilised.

Further study is needed to examine whether there is an over- or under-use of anti-influenza drugs in different age groups or regions and to examine the current policy of public use of anti-influenza drugs reduce influenza-associated morbidity and mortality.