Sentences with phrase «end of the policy spectrum»

For example, on one end of the policy spectrum lies the strict regulatory approach embodied by the NACSA authorizing frameworks; on the other end, the open and pluralistic Arizona charter law.

Not exact matches

«Our biggest concerns are reduced access to advice for the lower end of the investor spectrum and higher costs for individuals,» said Andy Blocker, executive vice president of public policy and advocacy at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA).

Theological nuances aside, Pastor Bernard seems to have always been on the less supportive end of the spectrum but joined the president's advisory board anyway, hoping to be «a minority voice at the table to help influence policy, ideas, and initiatives.»

On the other end of the political spectrum, Die Linke's party platform, calls for a «paradigm change» in drug policy and an «end of criminalising drugs.»

Politicians at both ends of the political spectrum need to be more honest about the true motivations behind their tax policies.

Through this prism, D'Ancona analyses the personalities and policies of the coalition at the high politics end of the spectrum.

At opposite ends of the spectrum, it's not surprising that the Greens have an excellent and comprehensive suite of environment policies, while Ukip offer measures that, if implemented, would spell disaster for the planet.

At the other end of the spectrum, a transportation policy with rigid fuel - economy requirements is the most expensive policy, costing more than $ 1 trillion in 2006 dollars, with health benefits recouping only a quarter of those costs.

Meanwhile the states consistently at the opposite ends of the political spectrum, when it comes to their own policies, are a familiar group.

Yet opposition to Common Core may be strengthening, as the policy has come under increasing criticism from groups at both ends of the political spectrum.

Therefore, if you are on the younger end of the age spectrum, you might want to consider purchasing something that will be in place for longer, such as a 30 year term policy or permanent life insurance policy.

If you own a mobile home, there's an HO7 policy for you, while on the other end of the homeowners insurance quote spectrum, there's the HO8 policy for older homes (typically something that qualifies as registered landmark or architecturally significant).

He wrote: «At one end of the spectrum, the U.S. Federal Reserve has just started its interest rate normalization process after seven years of keeping its policy rate near zero.

To the extent that the risks are very grave, the abysmal performance of many on the «Alarm» end of the spectrum to present both science and policy with rigor and objectivity is appalling.

21... Some administrative tribunals are closer to the executive end of the spectrum: their primary purpose is to develop, or supervise the implementation of, particular government policies.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, you may find that your premiums exceed $ 1,000 per month if you are over 50, have health concerns and want a permanent policy.

While the premium for this term policy can be on the expensive end of the spectrum, the plan covers terminal illness and disability in addition to death as part of the basic plan.

If you own a mobile home, there's an HO7 policy for you, while on the other end of the homeowners insurance quote spectrum, there's the HO8 policy for older homes (typically something that qualifies as registered landmark or architecturally significant).

At the other end of the life, insurance spectrum is no medical exam policies that you can purchase to give your family the insurance that they need if anything tragic were to happen to you.

Therefore, if you are on the younger end of the age spectrum, you might want to consider purchasing something that will be in place for longer, such as a 30 year term policy or permanent life insurance policy.

On the other end of the spectrum, teenagers may find it difficult to find a cheap policy.