And political polarization narrows the scope for effective tactical and structural policy responses.

This has broadened the foundation for emancipation policy and has increased scope for forging alliances and implementing successful initiatives.

Such an approach does not contradict multilateral trading system rules, which provide ample scope for industrial policy.

Moreover, unlike the West, which has used up most of its traditional countercyclical policy ammunition, China has maintained ample scope for fiscal and monetary policy adjustments as circumstances dictate.

Even if this does not trigger a crisis, it sharply narrows the government s scope for using expansionary fiscal policy to stimulate the economy.

Quality policy management is a long term strategic issue and often has a 10 year scope.

In particular, slow growth and revenue losses, owing to economic liberalization programs, have reduced the scope for fiscal policy, with serious consequences for poverty and destitution.

Given the very limited scope and unpredictable nature of the conditions that it would cover, the premium for such a policy would be very low.

There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus.

As a result, policy measures taken by the municipal council to secure housing for low income citizens clearly does not fall within the scope of the Convention.

The multiyear emancipation policy plan (2000) announced a study of the relationship between child maintenance, social security, and the scope for single parents to become financially self sufficient.

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The first is that the scope for human resource development may be greater, and government policy may reflect this by extending activities and support to all educational and training institutions.

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6. The Council may determine the scope of policy and technical work of the committees and subsidiary bodies in the successional action plans.

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The scope of such a review shall follow the scope set out for the in country review according to paragraph  100 above.

Greater scope for renminbi appreciation comes at a good time for China.

While the scope of that Convention does not extend beyond drug related offences, it established a legal framework that has served as the basis for policy development in the area of serious crime prevention.

Personal income tax revenue is low in Latin America and the Caribbean, suggesting that there is scope for policy makers to increase the intake so they have more money to distribute to those in need.

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In many countries, there is considerable scope for domestic resource mobilization.

Fortunately, emerging markets have a great deal of scope for action.

More important, even if one accepts the view that globalization constitutes a threat to Europe s social model, there is little scope for further integration, given that trade policy is already fully unified at the EU level.

Does the current reporting format provide for efficient information sharing, cross fertilization of experiences and comparison to build analysis upon for assessing the impact of policy and activities? If there is scope for improvement, how would that affect the Nnational Rreports and other inputs?

(b) Strategy II provides for the scope of strategy I above for phasing and swing space but recommends cutting the approved renovation scope to stay within the initial 1.2 billion estimate.

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