subsequent policy

At the start of a subsequent policy year, a new contribution level is set.

The Fed may also choose to leave rates unchanged at its subsequent policy meeting in July.

Intelligence is supposed to provide a basis for subsequent policy decisions, not a justification for existing ones.

His subsequent policy was as noted above.

We saw in Iraq the consequences of removing a tyrant with no clear plan of subsequent policy.

"A committee view that the risks are unbalanced would not necessarily trigger either a current or a subsequent policy move," the Fed said.

Nor had High Ridge's subsequent policy mitigated that outrage in any way.

The epistemic community vision is institutionalised as a collective set of understandings reflected in any subsequent policy choices.

His subsequent policy compares favourably with that of the other Avignon Popes.

A far deeper influence on subsequent policy has been the more general paternalism toward women in Israeli society, Israeli social scientists say.

Jay voted against, and has been an outspoken critic, of the invasion of Iraq and our subsequent policies there.

Conservatives believe that this showing invited subsequent policy disasters like Nicaragua, Afghanistan and Iran.

The 1925 Act has been the foundation upon which every subsequent policy in the United Nations has been founded.

The PQ's youth wing opposed this suggestion, and a subsequent policy workshop reaffirmed the party's support for the freeze.

Although debates raged over the foundation's choices, Mr. Lowry's subsequent policy decisions helped make up for any lapses of 1963.

(Subsequent policies of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam had not made this task easier.)

The subsequent policy review recommends that, in future, money should only be lent to sovereign governments - a point which the former prime minister enthusiastically endorses.

Section 96 does not oblige states to accept 'tied grants', i.e. States reserve the right to refuse a grant and its subsequent policy conditions.

The hopes dashed by the matter of the Graces were compounded by Wentworth's subsequent policies in Ireland.

Laws and Policies - A short explanation with links to more information on the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990 and subsequent policies.

Genomic information is relevant to each member of society, and as the science progresses, major efforts must be made to involve the public in that research and subsequent policy.

At its core, the Indian trust is an artifact of a nineteenth-century Federal policy and its current form bears the imprint of subsequent policy evolutions.

Chamberlain's subsequent policy of appeasement emerged out of the weakness of the League of Nations and the failure of collective security.

What became known as the Arusha Declaration outlined the Tanzanian government's commitment to a socialist approach to development, further articulated in a series of subsequent policy papers.

A subsequent policy change resulted in Covington's resignation from the Vice Presidency and departure from the board in 1945, although remaining on staff as legal counsel.