Sentences with phrase «policy disputes»

Care when making a claim about unproven risks in public policy disputes is also ethically essential.

So are we talking about reconciliation on policy disputes?

Formal cancellation, in writing, is necessary if you don't want policy disputes hanging over your transition to a new plan.

Most academic environmental ethics is neither relevant to actual public policy disputes nor timely.

The corollary would be that a diminution of the public honor accorded to those who died in combat might be desirable in helping Mr. Hayes win his next round of foreign policy disputes with John McCain - disputes that he might otherwise lose in public argument about the merits of the military operation in question.

But education leaders should not expect research to ultimately resolve thorny policy disputes over school choice or teacher pay any more than medical research has ended contentious debates over health insurance or tort reform.

Riley Dunlap, whose sociological analysis of environmental policy disputes was recently explored here: Read more...

Having been involved with Professional Indemnity for a majority of his career to date, Simon has handled many large losses and complex policy disputes on behalf of national and international clients in the United Kingdom and overseas.

The government showdown over fiscal policy disputes and the looming default deadline had prompted concern over the impasse's effects on the housing recovery.

Stock futures were down across the board overnight after President Trump's top economic adviser resigned over a trade policy dispute.

An institutional Republican party that provided those services and did not get mixed up with intra-party policy disputes might get (and would certainly deserve) more respect from the grassroots.

Mario had been having cosmic policy disputes, inc. budget, with the 9 Long Island GOP Senators.

Greece's fiscal problems and a massive refugee crisis have laid bare deep rifts in the European Union (E.U.), leading to bitter policy disputes and the reappearance of border controls eliminated years ago.

That might be hard to believe, given this summer's high - decibel policy disputes, both in Washington and in the states.

This pushback has gone beyond policy disputes.

It is meant to be a call to arms, to rally supporters and inform them of Ravitch's views so that they are more likely to prevail in policy disputes.

Likewise, we should not expect achievement data to resolve operational concerns nor research to clarify thorny ideological policy disputes in education.

An ongoing policy dispute is about how effective Head Start is as a preschool program.

Disputes include hacking attacks and the related breach of trust issues and insurance policy disputes.

In addition to practising in the area of compensation law, Emily has experience with debt recovery matters and cases involving contravention of the Trade Practices Act, Dust Diseases, Superannuation and Income Protection Policy Disputes.

In other words, norms of research science are not always applicable to public policy disputes.

Riley Dunlap, whose sociological analysis of environmental policy disputes was recently explored here:

Mr Smith continued, «Simon brings over 20 years experience in the Lloyd's and London Professional Indemnity market and has successfully handled many large losses and complex policy disputes.

The government showdown over fiscal policy disputes and the looming default deadline had prompted...

Some of us wrote when New Labour was still in office that the government was riven with intense and debilitating personal feuding and policy disputes, the most nasty of which revolved around Gordon Brown, and which became even more poisonous once he moved into No 10.

Final authority for the following areas rest with the BOD: budget and resource allocation and oversight; program review; researcher affiliation; resolution of major scientific, operational, and / or policy disputes; and appointment of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

That's true, but I am now more aware of the opposite failing — believing that we can resolve all policy disputes and identify the «right way» to educate all children solely by relying on science.

The more completely and directly you try to prevail in a policy dispute the more you mobilize the other side to oppose you — if not at the time of adoption, then later in implementation or when the debate is re-opened.

It is the textbook on how they rewrite history — the sound chamber of liberal denunciations, their phony victimhood as they demean and oppress their enemies, their false imputation of dishonesty to their opponents, their legalization of every policy dispute, their ability to engage in lock - step shouting campaigns, and the black motives concealed by their endless cacophony.

As fires spread throughout the park, eventually burning half the 2.2 million acres of the oldest national park, the struggle over how to fight the fast - building fires was just as intense as the policy dispute over whether to fight them, according to park records and interviews with park officials.

Although litigation funding has been around in various forms for a long, long time, this year saw a flurry of developments and policy disputes.

Our lawyers have played an integral role in many of the most significant cases across the globe over the past several years, including internal and governmental investigations; international arbitration proceedings; patent, copyright and trademark cases; regulatory, government and public policy disputes; securities class action lawsuits; and federal and state appellate cases.

Since its founding, the consortium has promoted the study of complex, multiparty, public policy disputes, particularly those involving the natural environment.