Sentences with phrase «early policy wins»
Early policy wins for direct air capture could provide an important entry point for larger carbon capture and negative emissions policy efforts in the future (Stephens, 2009).
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Martin Moen, the director general at Global Affairs Canada who oversees North American trade policy, told a conference in Ottawa earlier this month that it would be «very difficult to see a path forward» for NAFTA if the U.S. continued to insist on changes that would constrain cross-border commerce, such as a the suggestion that the value of U.S. government contracts won by Canadian and Mexican firms should match the value of contracts American companies secure in Canada and Mexico.
In the early Church, the contest between Jewish exclusiveness and Christian universalism was at first sharp, but the latter won out to become the settled policy.
I feel privileged to write regularly for Civil Eats, an award - winning outlet for food policy news, and earlier this year I had the chance to meet the site's dynamic and lovely co-founder, Naomi Starkman.
Earlier this week, a livid Peter Mandelson suggested News International, the Sun's parent company, was engaged in a secret deal with the Tory party to change allegiance to the opposition in exchange for favourable policies if the Conservatives win power.
He hopes to win agreement for the policies at an early morning meeting on Monday, which would allow them to be put before the full conference.
Unpopular governors have good chances of winning re-election — as long as they push their most controversial policies early on.
The entire leftist politico - media complex used the term and indulged in the manufacture of it at fever pitch into the early weeks of 2017 to discredit Trump's win and later undermine his policy choices.
Trump's celebratory remarks following his wins on Super Tuesday earlier this month provide the perfect template for a beginning Trump education policy speech.
Unpopular governors have good chances of winning re-election — as long as they push their most controversial policies early on.
But these attempts at offense have yet to generate the political momentum and policy changes the organizations won in early 2014.
The Canadian Real Estate Association's cross ‑ country consultative sessions in early fall won the support needed to pass amendments to the association's MLS Rules and Regulations, as well as define its Legal Defence Program and new Extraordinary Litigation Support Policy.