Sentence examples for wider range of policy from inspiring English sources
They depend on a range of factors, including urbanisation, energy use, building design, travel patterns, and activity profiles; analysis of these factors can identify a wider range of policy measures to reduce children's exposure than direct emission control.
Ms. Allen generally offered a wider range of policy positions, and has won the endorsements of all of the major newspapers widely circulated in New Jersey, including The Star-Ledger, of Newark; The Record, of Bergen County; The Philadelphia Inquirer; The Courier-Post, of Camden County; and The New York Times.
In a speech at London's Mansion House, the governor of the Bank of England was sharply critical of the business model developed by banks during the boom and said a wider range of policy tools was needed to help regulators rein in the expansion of financial institutions.
The concept of 'motors of creative destruction' is introduced to expand innovation and technology policy debates to go beyond policy mixes consisting of technology push and demand pull instruments, and to consider a wider range of policy instruments combined in a suitable mix which may contribute to sustainability transitions.
A report from the European Joint Research Centre [7] appears from its title to have quantified the effect of developing SUMPs, but in practice focuses on the potential benefits of implementing a wider range of policy measures.
Compared with the original review, a much wider range of policy topics was found.
At the same time, our proposed architecture extends to a much wider range of policies and regulations.
He has also rejected suggestions he should consider a wider range of policies to help reduce the budget deficit, roundly dismissing Labor's negative gearing proposals.
Over juice and coffee, the men discussed a wide range of policy issues.
Such studies are applicable to a wide range of policy areas, wherever human behavior plays a role.
International organizations such as the United Nations, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and World Bank now play critical roles across a wide range of policy issues.
