Sentences with phrase «igopp policy paper»

The policies this paper examines were implemented for two years and then cast aside when a new chancellor was appointed in 1933.

Additionally, emails uncovered by the Journal show that Sokol apparently asked Google for money to help persuade other professors to write policy papers based on unspecified patent issues in conjunction with a Google - backed online conference.

A PROPOSED policy paper for the operation of Internet discussion sites, including web - based bulletin boards, has been released by the Australian Securities and Invest - ments Commission for public comment.

Why a credentialed economist would do it in a policy paper for a presidential candidate is another matter.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/06/opinion/sunday/alt-right-asian-fetish.html «Professor Wu found that just months before the release of the 1965 Moynihan Report, the widely influential policy paper that attributed black poverty to a degenerate black culture, its author, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, spoke at a gathering of intellectuals and policymakers about how Japanese - and Chinese - Americans, considered «colored» just 25 years earlier, were «rather astonishing.»

This makes sense, since Ross and Navarro were the co-authors of an important policy paper the Trump campaign put out during the election season that mostly focused on trade issues.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and trade adviser Peter Navarro were the co-authors of an important policy paper the Trump campaign put out during the election season that mostly focused on trade issues.

Today, the Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organisations (IGOPP) released its policy paper entitled Executive Compensation: Cutting the Gordian K...

He is also the author of several IGOPP policy papers, which offer new perspectives on a range of controversial issues including: Dual - class voting shares, Corporate Citizenship, The place of women on boards of directors, Say - on - Pay by shareholders, The Gordian knot of executive compensation, The Troubling Case of Proxy Advisors, among others.

Today, the Institute for Governance of Private and Public Organisations (IGOPP) released its policy paper entitled Executive Compensation: Cutting the Gordian Knot.

As I have trawled through the extensive recent press reports and academic and policy papers about trade, I've come up with a list of statements in favor and against the protectionist policies suggested by Peter Navarro, and by the Trump administration more generally.

Oil sands development is a matter of provincial government policy: in a government policy paper (the Mineable Oil Sands Strategy) issued a few years ago (and since recalled), the core area of the oil sands resources in Alberta was designated a «sacrifice zone», within which it was acknowledged that significant and irreversible environmental impact would be permitted to occur, to enable the realization of the significant economic benefits such development promised.

For an in - depth analysis of the chained CPI, see CRFB's Moment of Truth Project policy paper Measuring Up: The Case for the Chained CPI

The IGOPP policy paper recommends that Canadian companies strive for a minimum of 40 % representation of both genders on their boards.

Anatol Lieven, writing recently in the London Review of Books, points to a 1996 policy paper «A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm,» by Perle and Douglas Feith, which advised Netanyahu to abandon the Oslo peace process and return to military repression of the Palestinians.

Early in 2001 an international commission of experts submitted a policy paper to the UN titled «The Responsibility to Protect,» which made the case for international intervention in cases of human rights violations and humanitarian emergencies.

A new policy paper from LARAC, released today (11 April), calls on the government to introduce direct charging for household waste collections and PRN reform to increase recycling and tackle the funding crisis crippling UK local authorities.

This is according to a policy paper by EY for the country's apex food body, the Australian Food and Grocery Council.

They even fund research scientists at prestigious universities to conduct studies and write policy papers that are skewed toward saying that their products don't contribute to diabetes, heart disease, obesity etc..

Caldwell said she first became worried about SNA's new direction in March, when she attended the group's legislative conference and was handed a policy paper asking for significant changes to the school meal regulations, including eliminating the requirement that students take a fruit or a vegetable and rescinding strict sodium limits set to begin in 2017.

The first policy paper — to be launched on March 17 — will focus on parliamentary strengthening.

The project will produce a series of policy papers that translate academic research into practical and policy - relevant advice that helps democracy promoters to pursue their goals more effectively.

His blank piece of policy paper is still blank.

A policy modelled on the Portuguese example was adopted by the Liberal Democrats in their policy paper following debates with party members.

Subsequent policy papers will examine political party support and cross-cutting themes, such as the role of gender in democracy promotion.

The policy paper also recommends making the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs independent and setting up a review of experiments in regulated cannabis markets in Washington, Colorado and Uruguay, although these policies did not make it into the pre-manifesto.

The journal articles, policy papers and events arising from this research will support the sharing of good practice across the profession and in government.

But of course a book, even a political one, isn't like writing a speech or policy paper, it has to have a purpose, a compelling narrative, inside information and a dash of colour.

Instead, they can choose the most useful information streams for their own individual applications (i.e. occupations, memes, websites, essays, policy papers).

Our policy paper — built on the experience of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD)-- provides a framework that helps to do this.

The FSB has launched a new policy paper calling on the Government to hold a national conference to help better prepare for bad weather following weeks of snow.

The measure was put forward by former MP Evan Harris as an amendment to the party's equalities policy paper.

Empire Ideas is a series of policy papers focusing on topics of concern to local governments.

Peter Kilfoyle thinks my co-authoring an evidence - rich policy paper on urban regeneration's failure to generate economic convergence in places such as Liverpool and Hull means that I live «in a parallel universe» (TP Debate, April).

The results of the project will be shared with policy makers and practitioners, both through policy papers and through face - to - face meetings and workshops.

He jointly edited the Dictionary of Liberal Thought (2007) with Duncan Brack and wrote «How and How Not to Face the Future» — a response to the Lib Dem policy paper «Facing the Future».

One amendment that elicited a large number of responses in Glasgow was proposed by Evan Harris and Julian Huppert during the Equalities Policy Paper debate.

An 11 - page policy paper released by the New York Public Interest Research Group on Friday takes issue with the state Board of Elections to suspend the aggregate political contribution limits in the wake of the Supreme Court decision, McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission.

A government policy paper on sexual health has been delayed, while its review of personal, social, health and economics remains unpublished.

I don't mean that all of your pieces should sound like a policy paper, but I do mean that you should have something to say or something to show.

The IET makes a number of recommendations in its policy paper, including that the government encourages greater use of the SBRI via financial incentives for public bodies and that a similar scheme should be explored at the EU level.

Read the news, sign up to the daily emails from leading lobby journalists (Paul Waugh's «Waughzone» for the Huffington Post is my favourite), have a dedicated Twitter list of lobby reporters, listen to Today, Today in Parliament and the Westminster Hour and skim through all your party's frontbench briefings and policy papers.

That and the fact that Labour — despite theoretically possessing some of the best strategic heads in the business — had failed to prepare for the possibility of a coalition, meaning that they were writing policy papers overnight, on the hoof, on the back of an exhausting and difficult general election.

Sitting amid piles of policy papers and pamphlets, many of which were never adopted (to his intense frustration), the MP for Dagenham speaks of an existential threat to Labour unless it confronts the scale of its failure.

Our intention to undertake these reforms was clearly set out before the General Election in a Conservative policy paper entitled «Open Source Planning».

Jane was speaking on a debate on the Welsh Liberal Democrat Policy Paper A Liberal Wales, which passed conference with an overwhelming majority.

The review is likely to be driven by an IPPR secretariat and will include international seminars and policy papers.

Indeed, a Greenpeace policy paper from 2001 shows Greenpeace's initial enthusiasm for the project: «Instead of cutting tax on fuels that wreck the climate, Gordon Brown should use this week's budget to boost genuine green fuels like biodiesel, hydrogen and green electricity.»

This working group drew up a policy paper which made various conclusions, all in favour of greater cooperation with ICE as part of «the use of enforcement in tackling rough sleeping».

Launching his party's policy paper on families, he argued that the priorities should be flexibility for working families, high quality childcare and care for older people - as well as fairer taxation for all families and more affordable housing.