Sentences with phrase «other think tanks»

Speaking at the launch of the West African Think Tank Network (WATTNet) by the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) in collaboration with nine other think tanks in West Africa, former President Kufuor said, the new legislative chamber can be used to empower women and other marginalized groups by including them in the house to take part in high level political decision making.

Ryan Fitzpatrick, Deputy Director of the Clean Energy Program, wrote the report with the help of other think tank staff.

But Brookings and most other think tanks have lost interest in rigorous social science.

Heartland's actions and those of other think tanks need to be judged the same way scientists like Peter Gleick have been judged.

He is also affiliated with two other think tanks funded by ExxonMobil.

It's not secret because it has been posted on the websites of the Heartland Institute, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, and several other think tanks with a record of using any excuse to deny climate change science.

And why aren't Cato, and Heritage, and AEI, and other think tanks engaged in this part of the debate?

Dewald said there are other think tanks or institutes that study similar topics, but they examine the issue from a policy or government perspective.

Or does it mean that the IFS is no less biased than any other think tank?

There are other think tanks, for example, that could assess specific policy commitments — from scrapping tuition fees or reducing the level of immigration — that may take a different position to the IFS.

It is in this fluid international context that The Australia Institute has joined with two other think tanks — the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) in London and the Center for American Progress (CAP) in Washington DC — to establish a high - level International Climate Change Taskforce.

Might TERI have had a slight advantage over the other think tanks — considering that TERI is led by the chairman of the IPCC himself?

We reach them more often, and generate from them more requests for research, than any other think tank in the country.

Bast then claimed that Banerjee's statement «isn't true» that «Hundreds of millions of dollars from corporations such as ExxonMobil and wealthy individuals such as the billionaires Charles and David Koch have supported the development of a sprawling network, which includes Heartland and other think tanks, advocacy groups and political operatives.»