Sentences with phrase «clear role for government»

Upton sees a clear role for government funding of basic, long term research.

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They point to last week's UN international agriculture assessment - which the UK government signed up - that saw no clear role for GM crops in tackling global food needs.

The idea that Parliament is sovereign is in contrast to, for example, the US, where the role and powers of Congress are explicitly limited: Article I Section 8 lists the powers that Congress does have, while the 10th Amendment makes it clear that any and all powers not delegated explicitly or implicitly to Congress or another branch of the US government «are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.»

Udedi said that the Federal Government's verdict that other states should borrow a leaf from Gov. Ugwuanyi in the implementation and actualization of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) skill acquisition programme for the youth, is a clear proof that Enugu State was playing a leading role in youth empowerment and human development.

Passed in 1965, it created a clear role for the federal government in K - 12 policy, offering more than $ 1 billion a year in aid under its first statutory section, known as Title I, to districts to help cover the cost of educating disadvantaged students.

In its submission to the Treasury ahead of the Autumn Statement, the LGA has called on the Government to take advantage of councils» unique position in the community and give them a clear and strategic role in overseeing local schools systems, accompanied by appropriate resources, powers and flexibilities, so that they can support local school improvement and hold schools to account for education standards.

The latest accreditation criteria are part of the Welsh government's national mission to reform education and include: an increased role for schools; a clearer role for universities; structured opportunities to link school and university learning; and a greater emphasis on research.

The meeting was permeated by a positive spirit for the year to come and it was clear that all the stakeholders present — academia, business, civil society, governments, intergovernmental organisations, youth — were ready to play their parts in preparing for water's role in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.

«In our submission to the Treasury ahead of the Autumn Statement, we have called on the Government to take advantage of councils» unique position in the community and give them a clear and strategic role in overseeing local schools systems, accompanied by appropriate resources, powers and flexibilities, so that they can support local school improvement and hold schools to account for education standards.

As a result, there is a role for federal government to set clear expectations for school funding via a minimum spending threshold for districts to be eligible to receive Title I funds.

«We are pleased the government is offering further support for school leaders, and a clear requirement that they have the skills to perform their important role effectively.

It also notes that the federal government does not have a clear role in supporting the cost of higher education specifically for D.C.

As it looked at creating social innovation through business, it was clear that there were a couple of things that would be appropriate roles for the Federal government.

Though, to be clear, the government is only responsible for an employee when that individual is acting within the scope of their role in the government.

The UK Government should consider carefully and make clear the role it sees for the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish Governments in preparing to incorporate EU law in areas that will, following Brexit, fall within their authority.

The role of ICCs in respect of Indigenous - specific programs is clear enough, although there are significant issues with the workability of this model of service delivery and coordination.Gray and Sanders note, for example, the view held by heads of government departments that ICCs present «some very significant governance and skill challenges».

In the area of health care, for instance, as noted earlier, the Commonwealth Health Minister has made clear his willingness to involve the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Council, which advises the Minister, in the implementation of the Government's responses, alongside its broad monitoring role.

The monitoring role of the Coordinator General for Remote Indigenous Services marks a clear point of departure from previous whole - of - government approaches to service delivery in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Fosterline fulfils a clear need for an independent, impartial advice and support service to enhance the services offered by LAs and IFAs to foster carers and assist government in the important role of the recruitment and retention of foster carers.

Now I understand and actually think it is quite an important thing to do mainstreaming of these responsibilities, and I think it's very important that you know all the other departments in the government have such responsibility also, but inasmuch as it's clear that there is a need for and, if you will, a legitimate or authoritative voice from the Aboriginal community to enter into consultations and negotiations with the government, I just wonder whether or not they are now being disempowered, so that they are not as able to play effectively that role.