Sentences with phrase «matter of public policy»

Sometimes, however, government will also have influence over the working conditions — for instance because the working conditions also touch on matters of public policy and government is contemplating legislation.

There have been, are, and will be disagreements between myself and the incumbent over matters of public policy.

They do not — except in the specific ways the law asks them to — decide matters of public policy.

The New York State Catholic Conference represents New York's bishops in matters of public policy.

The archbishop also draws constructively on Alasdair Macintyre, emphasizing that our culture has lost any coherent basis upon which to debate and adjudicate matters of public policy.

The workers, who have won the backing of the Trump administration, 20 states, and numerous labor watchdogs, argue that these payments are tantamount to forced political advocacy, since the government unions affect budgetary decisions and other matters of public policy.

«Hey look — here is someone who writes best selling books / makes movies / sings song on the radios so let's all pay attention to their (largely uninformed and usually completely unresearched) opinion on this important matter of public policy.»

As an educator in the arena of personal finance, I generally avoid matters of public policy or politics because they tend to devolve into dogma and division, all too often leaving wisdom and understanding behind.

In fact, when it comes to pressing matters of public policy where decisions depend upon a clear understanding of the underlying science (such as global warming), we ignore scientific consensus positions at our own peril.

Which aspires to publish articles «in which good statistical analysis informs matters of public policy and politics» — or was it the other way around?

especially in matters of public policy... stop playing up the religious angle or continue to be on the losing end...

There has been no deep thinking about a matter of public policy since.

«While Albertans deserve to have a say in all matters of public policy, I am troubled by this administration's penchant for government by polling — particularly when they are so selective about the feedback that they choose to heed,» said Sherman.

Perhaps it's time for American University to step up to the plate and take over Georgetown's role as foremost school of government in the nation's capital, since Georgetown is now expected to kòu tóu to Rome on all matters of public policy — especially healthcare.

The problems that contribute to unrealistic images of aging must be addressed at both the personal and the systemic levels; healthy old age and its proper representation in society are a matter of public policy as well as of individual behavior.

It prescinds, however, from the substance of the moral questions involved» the rightness or wrongness of slavery or legalized abortion and euthanasia as a matter of public policy.

Additionally, for the first time, it established as a matter of public policy the need to provide a wide range of mental health services to prevent mental illness and to improve the mental health of the American people.

It is often supposed that preoccupation with metaphysics makes one's work irrelevant to the real problems of life, to matters of public policy, for example.

The is a matter of public policy, and the US of A is so lagging in this vs. European countries, which is really surprising given the feminism and desire for professional success of the American woman.

Few courts completely reject divided custody as a matter of public policy.

But I strongly believe that as a matter of public policy, ALL schools must be truly welcoming and accomodating to ALL children.

As a matter of public policy, the law of the land rewards us for taking a personal role in the advancement of society.

Quite apart from whether Bharara uncovers any criminal wrongdoing, the Buffalo Billion project is highly questionable both as a matter of public policy and as a business proposition.

He described how there was no case to be made for reserving seats for Bishops in the House of Lords on the basis that those men are uniquely well placed to provide vital expertise on matters of public policy, because they are not.

E.J. McMahon: «Quite apart from whether Bharara uncovers any criminal wrongdoing, the Buffalo Billion project is highly questionable both as a matter of public policy and as a business proposition.»

The Catholic Conference is the official voice of the Catholic Church in the state, representing New York's bishops in matters of public policy.

The logic of standards - based reform is «fundamentally at odds» with that of loose - coupling, because reform violates the premise that teachers should be buffered from outside interference and makes «what actually gets taught a matter of public policy and open political discourse.»

Over the holiday weekend, several people approached me to ask where I stand on them as a matter of public policy and principle.

It does, however, mean expecting more of labor relations, anticipating as a matter of public policy that union leadership will lead teachers on reform issues.

Over the past several decades, we have eroded student accountability, assigning it as a matter of public policy to schools and teachers.

The salary, benefits, job security, and work conditions of public employees are just as much a matter of public policy as the work that those employees are supposed to do.

As a matter of public policy, however, the public's willingness to endorse online education very much depends on the justification given for it (see Figure 5).

The charter question was taking a one - sided stance on a matter of public policy.

That is a matter of public policy that can and must be addressed by our elected officials.

They're also overstating the teacher effectiveness research a bit, but, regardless, as a matter of public policy affecting millions of workers, we should work to ensure they ALL have retirement security.

The Attorney General pointed out that magnets and charters are «purely statutory vehicles that the General Assembly thus far has authorized and funded as a matter of public policy, and that the General Assembly could discontinue at any time if it were so inclined.»

A case can be made that loan inquiries should be added to the list of borrower characteristics, such as sex, race and ethnicity that, as a matter of public policy, can't be used in developing credit scores.

Think of it as a matter of public policy.

The Trump administration's move to delay implementation of the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule has inspired me to delay implementation of my commitment to remain silent on matters of public policy and politics.

Distributing research and commentary on matters of public policy — such as environmental protection, in this case — is what we do.

How can we discriminate between what can be done in the realm of climate economics modeling and what should be done as a matter of public policy?

Because nature does not charge for the ecosystem services it provides, pricing these externalities is a matter of public policy, which can be addressed through a wide variety of financial as well as regulatory mechanisms, such as carbon taxes, land - value assessments, and / or various forms of ecological - use fees (Sanderson 2013).

would be reluctant as a matter of public policy to set aside adoption orders.

Counsel further recognised that the court would be reluctant as a matter of public policy to set aside adoption orders.

Furthermore, the Supreme Court found Ms Hounga's appeal should be allowed as a matter of public policy, in that it was «hard to resist» the conclusion that she was a victim of human trafficking and that the public policy against trafficking outweighed any other considerations.