Sentences with phrase «broader policy»

Do journalists spend too much time and effort covering the health and medical industry, and not enough covering the health consequences of broader policies?

Part of this is a result of ongoing frustration with broader policy measures, particularly at the national level, when it comes to confronting climate change.

Both of these limits can also take into account broader policy goals.

In reaching its decision, the majority also considered broader policy objectives.

Partners determine broad policy issues which are interpreted and implemented by the executive committee, the managing partner and other committees.

Findings could have broad policy implications for the next administration as it considers its own signature initiatives.

At the nexus of development and environment is the opportunity to create comprehensive, integrated and practical responses across broad policy areas — while keeping democracy and capitalism thank you very much.

More data is needed on the effectiveness of these programs, as well as broader policies.

They must be posed to politicians in charge of setting broader policy.

There are two other broad policy goals May must focus on.

Financial regulations translate into practical guidance an institution's broad policies relating to financial control.

Costs also, however, have a long history of being used to implement broader policies.

Both the state and the federal governments must adopt broad policies to improve all schools.

You can call or go online, either way you get the same broad policy on the same highly rated paper, and it takes about the same five minutes either way.

The role of a board member is to focus on the development of broad policies that govern the implementation of institutional plans and purposes.

In some cases, as pointed out above, access to traditional land and traditional law is explicitly recognised as contributing to the achievement of the government's broader policy objectives.

There was also a move toward activities relating to broader policy issues.

You can call or go online, either way you get the same broad policy on the same highly rated paper, and it takes about the same five minutes either way.

Effective Coverage offers broad policies with the best coverage, at affordable prices.

Park and healthcare providers hope that this regional initiative can be a catalyst for broad policy change that advances the adoption of measureable recreational models to support the delivery of healthcare to improve the physical and mental health of our population.

At Yale, class attendance wasn't required, and professors engaged students in broad policy discussions.

It takes account of broad policy commitments and plans that have been announced by countries... even if the measures to implement these commitments have yet to be identified or announced.»

The Court also stated that there is room in the analysis for broader policy considerations, such as emphasizing equal treatment for those in similar situations, and the possibility of incentivizing socially desirable conduct.

Many education experts warn, however, against making broad policy prescriptions based on PISA scores.

The other choice, if American leaders (presumably only if spurred by the American public) are really concerned about whaling, is for the United States to elevate the issue and make it part of broader policy discussions with whaling countries, particularly Japan.

The GATT was effectively run by the Free World, coupled with broader policy direction from the Bretton Woods institutions, OECD and, later, G7.

Senate Republicans are uneasy with the inclusion of broad policy concerns in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's $ 152 billion spending proposal.

Context, the editors remind us, is all - important, and the incredibly diverse on - the - ground conditions faced by the profiled providers make it hard to draw broad policy recommendations from the chapters in this volume.

In 2015, Hammergren decided that it was time for McKesson to wade into broader policy conversations about the opioid epidemic.

Campaigners and industry voices have a place in stories, and broader policy debates, but leaving the interpretation of a research finding up to them can add distracting polarization to coverage (industrialists versus environmentalists) and potentially distort what has actually been learned.

Many of those changes implemented certain broad policies aimed at furthering fairness and efficiency in the management and governance of litigation.

While broader policy reforms may take years to be implemented, REDD + action may be developed faster at the regional or project level, delivering near - term reductions in emissions.

Effective Coverage offers broad policies designed with the needs of renters in mind.

Furthermore, the president is charged with administering the school according to broad policies established by the board and, in concert with the board, with fund - raising, maintaining the school's property, and the like.

«The governor is focused on property and income tax relief and not necessarily other broad policy decisions at this point,» Webster said.

But these measures can only accomplish so much in the absence of broader policy overhauls.

In addition to this, she said, the country had laws; the 1992 Constitution, Criminal Offences Act, (1960), the Criminal Code (1998), the Justice Act, the Human Trafficking Act (2005), and the Domestic Violence Act, (Act 732, 2007), among others, to provide broad policy guidelines and strategies for effective implementation but the continued prevalence cases of sexual and gender - based violence, particularly against women and children, was still a source of concern.

This could support structured debates of how to minimize conflicts and enhance synergies among multiple forest objectives in bioenergy policies as well as in broader policy elaborations.

Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia, for example, have experienced significant deforestation over the past five years, reflecting broad policy failures, said the researchers.

When the United Federation of Teachers first began to bargain collectively in the early 1960s, Albert Shanker was distressed that the New York City school board was willing to discuss only traditional issues like wages and benefits and rejected the idea of bargaining over broader policies that the union proposed, such as the creation of magnet schools.