Sentences with phrase «policy blog of»

«Issue Spot is the public policy blog of the Boston Bar Association.

After experts on resilience and development criticized the move in an article in The Times, on Dot Earth and on the Prometheus science - policy blog of Roger A. Pielke Jr., the Rockefeller Foundation took note.

Not exact matches

Make it part of your 2015 plan to create a comment policy, and make it visible on your blog and social media profiles.

As discussed in previous blogs, customers with frequent product return rates often offset the costs of returns with profitable ongoing purchase behavior, justifying generous returns policies.

«Our policies and procedures are informed by many years of experience and lessons we've learned along the way,» according to the blog.

• Employee Code of Conduct for Online Communications • Employee Code of Conduct for Company Representation in Online Communications • Employee Blogging Disclosure Policy • Employee Facebook Usage Policy • Employee Personal Blog Policy • Employee Personal Social Network Policy • Employee Personal Twitter Policy • Employee LinkedIn Policy • Corporate Blogging Policy • Corporate Blog Use Policy • Corporate Blog Post Approval Process • Corporate Blog Commenting Policy • Corporate Facebook Brand Page Usage Policy • Corporate Facebook Public Comment / Messaging Policy • Corporate Twitter Account Policy • Corporate YouTube Policy • Corporate YouTube Public Comment Policy • Company Password Policy «While it may seem frivolous to spell out policies for every social network, that's not quite the point,» Falls says.

Just this week, Will Carty, manager of public policy for Twitter, wrote a blog post praising reclassification as «critical to American economic aspirations and our nation's global competitiveness» with «important implications for freedom of expression.»

In a blog post on Monday Facebook vice president of policy and communications Elliot Schrage explained some of the kinds of Russian - bought ads it was handing over to Congress.

Given that our esteemed lawmakers can't seem to agree on anything these days, the entrepreneurship organization is a long way from being able to guarantee that such a measure will ever pass, but on the Hill's Congressional Blog recently, Kauffman's policy director Jason Wiens and Dane Stangler, the organization's vice president of research and policy, did make a strong case regarding why it should.

Obama and Zuckerberg will take the stage at the annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit, «an event that will showcase the importance of empowering global entrepreneurs to make communities around the world more economically prosperous and secure,» Director of the National Economic Council and Assistant to the President for Economic Policy Jason Zients wrote in a blog post.

The blog also offers analysis of policy issues, and suggests investing tips.

David Beckworth, who teaches economics at Texas State and writes on Fed policy at his Macro and Other Market Musings blog, points to the Federal Open Market Committee meeting that took place Sept. 16, 2008 — the day after the failure of Lehman Brothers and the day the Fed was preparing to make an $ 85 billion loan to AIG (AIG).

Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice president for communications and public policy, and David Ginsberg, its director of research, said in a blog post on Monday that the company had made «real progress» in dealing with hoax stories and sham accounts since the 2016 election and the campaign, known as Brexit, to withdraw Britain from the European Union.

Hirschman too became far more pessimistic about long term convergence, and began worrying about the nature of these constraints, even pointing out how misguided optimism itself could lead to highly pro-cyclical policies that reverse the convergence process, in part by encouraging the kinds of inverted balance sheets that I discussed in my blog entry of two weeks ago.

Tesla's blog post calling out Reveal of intentionally painting a false picture of the company's safety policies has triggered a fiery Twitter response...

MLI's Inside Policy Blog brings you the best in policy thought leadership and analysis of breaking issues from across Canada and around the Policy Blog brings you the best in policy thought leadership and analysis of breaking issues from across Canada and around the policy thought leadership and analysis of breaking issues from across Canada and around the world.

As Ron Hira, an Economic Policy Institute research associate and an associate professor of public policy at Howard University outlines in this blog for the Economic Policy Institute: «These two India - based IT firms specialize in outsourcing and offshoring, are major publicly traded companies with a combined market value of about $ 115 billion, and are the top two H - 1B employers in the United SPolicy Institute research associate and an associate professor of public policy at Howard University outlines in this blog for the Economic Policy Institute: «These two India - based IT firms specialize in outsourcing and offshoring, are major publicly traded companies with a combined market value of about $ 115 billion, and are the top two H - 1B employers in the United Spolicy at Howard University outlines in this blog for the Economic Policy Institute: «These two India - based IT firms specialize in outsourcing and offshoring, are major publicly traded companies with a combined market value of about $ 115 billion, and are the top two H - 1B employers in the United SPolicy Institute: «These two India - based IT firms specialize in outsourcing and offshoring, are major publicly traded companies with a combined market value of about $ 115 billion, and are the top two H - 1B employers in the United States.

Since the book is about innovation policy, it sort of falls into the ambit of this blog, so here we are.

For example, maybe one page mentions «low cost car insurance» in passing, but those words could be included in the text of a link to another page on your site or blog that goes into more detail about the pros and cons of low cost car insurance policies.

In an earlier blog post, we provided a brief survey of recent monetary policy cycles in the U.S., showing that a higher Fed funds rate doesn't necessarily affect the yield on Treasury bonds in the same way.

It occurs to me that, despite the unprecedented flood of writings of all sorts — books, blog - posts, newspaper op - eds, and academic journal articles — addressing just about every monetary policy development during and since the 2008 financial crisis, relatively few attempts have been made to step back...

Teslaâ $ ™ s blog post calling out Reveal of intentionally painting a false picture of the companyâ $ ™ s safety policies has triggered a fiery Twitter response...

(The only one of which I MIGHT support is the character assassination) David has had a policy very different than the one on your blog (which drove me away from any desire to ever participate on you blog again) and that is one of allowing the conversation to flow freely.

David, I love these comics, what is your policy on reuse of them on others blogs?

As you may have noticed, a flurry of articles and blog posts have materialized in the wake of the Episcopal Church USA General Convention, many asserting that the Episcopal Church's declining numbers, and those of other Mainline Protestant churches, are direct result of their progressive policies.

We are not setting foreign policy at the highest levels of government, we are only posting comments in a «Belief Blog» on CNN's website.

It is the policy of atheists on these blogs to steal names and post misleading and lying messages.

Mr. Capretta is also a Contributing Editor at The New Atlantis, and is the author of that journal's health care policy blog, Diagnosis.

In a letter to concerned parents, published on Catholic blogs, Bishop McMahon, head of the CES, put the policy succinctly: «The CES considers that it gets the best results for the Catholic community by negotiation.»

I'll never forget the church that beautifully integrated words from my blog posts into their liturgy one Sunday morning, or the painter who rendered a chapter from my book into art, or the young man who composed a song around this post, or the pastor who made last - minute adjustments to his Easter service to ensure that women had a voice in proclaiming the resurrection, or the church that changed its policies regarding abuse because of our series on the topic, or those of you who have sponsored children, worked the blessing of «eshet chayil!»

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The title of this blog sums up Arsenals current transfer policy... Everything seems to be too late with Arsenal when it comes to spending the current going rate for WC players, but very very very easy when scouting and buying young - lings.

«Zubi's transfer policy has not been popular,» said Barcelona blog Barca Blaugranes about their director of football's firing, «and his talent evaluation skills were subpar.»

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She regularly uses her blog as a platform to create awareness and to advocate for change, calling out the government, corporations, media and sometimes other bloggers for positions, policies and actions that threaten the rights and well - being of parents and their children.

«I feel like he has come out so strongly in favor of policies that are so antithetical to children's health,» says Bettina Siegel, who runs the blog The Lunch Tray.

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And that's what caught the interest of Sonya Ziaja, a San Francisco Bay Area attorney who blogs at numerous law and policy media outlets as well as her own, Shark.

I think that Marion Nestle's blog, Food Politics, does a good job of discussing how public policies actually reinforce poor food choices at the moment.

Recently I did some housekeeping on The Lunch Tray by dividing up my «blog roll» (the long list of links down and to the right) by topic, so if readers are specifically looking for help with family dinner or need sources for food policy information, they'll know right where to go.

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Here you'll find a curated list of my absolute favorite books, blogs and websites on everything from lunchbox packing to general food policy:

He was a co-founder of the group D.C. Urban Gardeners, sits on the advisory board of the D.C. Farm to School Network and contributes to food policy blogs such as Grist and La Vida Locavore, as well as the gardening blog Garden Rant.

This letter is submitted in my personal capacity, as a parent of two children in Houston public schools and as the writer of The Lunch Tray, a blog focusing on food policy issues relating to children.

The blog has since become a trusted resource for news and commentary relating to children and food policy, as well as discussions about the challenge of feeding kids well in today's food culture.

I do wish I saw more input from fathers in the parenting blog - o - sphere and in our discussions of public policy for parents and families.