Sentences with phrase «more policy certainty»

«Yellen's hands are tied, and will be, until there's more policy certainty from the incoming president,» Robin Bhar, analyst with Societe Generale SA, told Bloomberg.

«One of the things you need is more policy certainty — the challenge for us is where we can clear away party politics and provide you [industry figures] with long - term policy security.»

Nigeria needs a single FX policy and South Africa needs more policy certainty,» said Aly - Khan Satchu, CEO of Rich Management in Nairobi.

Not exact matches

They are offering — perhaps screaming — a counterargument against the thrust of decades: a push for a more powerful federal government, the belief that there are «correct» policy answers, the certainty that locals and civil society can not be trusted, and the conviction that we must rely on technical experts to get things right.

At least the budget will be balanced, and we will have more certainty on economic policy.

Going forward, mortgage insurers are even more reliable thanks to new master policies that provide enhanced contractual certainty on how and when mortgage insurers pay claims.

Given the last 30 years there is no reason to believe, from a policy perspective, that spending more money on climate change will lead to any more certainty about climate sensitivity.

If policy on climate change waits until things are certain, it will be far too late (after all, there are still lots of arguments about what has happened in the past 100, 1000 or more years — certainty is generally an illusive, unattainable goal on the really interesting problems and questions).

Certainty, long - view policies and innovation key to investment and lower cost, higher - productivity grid integration Calgary, Alberta, November 3, 2 (more...)

There is, anyway, no certainty that an emissions - cap policy would have more political appeal than a carbon tax.

Although these policies may not provide the environmental certainty of a cap - and - trade system, they can drive emissions reductions and may be more suited to the current development of China's financial markets and enforcement infrastructure.

It had occured to me that a statement saying most warming is anthro with a high degree of certainty is more user friendly for policy then one that narrows in on the higher end of anthro attribution but with the need to explain the sources of the greater uncertainties.

The Policy states that the Victorian Government's preference is to seek to achieve negotiated or mediated outcomes to native title applications because they have the potential for better long term opportunities for Aboriginal people and give more certainty for industry.