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But in recent years, the policy goal has shifted to the vaguer concept of "nation building" , or trying to create a peaceful country.

Hillary Clinton, secretary of state, has repeatedly said the promotion of free speech online is a key policy goal.

It can be concluded that the effect of MSA seems to be consistent with the intended policy goal.

To suggest that the U. S. abandon economic growth as a policy goal is a fairly far-reaching proposal.

The broader policy goal also has a more practical function in reducing currency exposure and transaction costs for Chinese exporters.

This does include time spent in a queue on the On Demand Router and is the value which is measured against the service policy goal.

Choosing the monetary policy intermediate target accurately is a prerequisite to realize the monetary policy goal.

This process mainly includes the determination policy goal, the design alternative plan, the appraisal and the selection scheme.

From its outset, the group identified global rebalancing as a policy goal, but never decided how to address the problem.

The Obama administration has made improving developing world food security an important foreign policy goal.

Public policy implementation is the process of turning public policy ideas into practical effect and realizes the already-set policy goal.

The convergence in economic development is a prime policy goal of the European Union.

Eradicating the too-big-to-fail problem should be the main policy goal.

Self-sufficiency has become a common policy goal in many countries (see article).

At the same conference last year, China's leaders explicitly named taming inflation as the key policy goal for 2011.

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