Sentences with phrase «policy foundations»

Top - level Labour politicians setting party politics and rabble - rousing slightly to the side shows a party championing long - termism and laying some realistic policy foundations for their potential government in 2015.

She has published evaluations of education choice options for public policy foundations such as the Virginia Institute for Public Policy and EdChoice and has done extensive work developing and evaluating education savings accounts (ESAs).

The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which plays a huge role in funding Republican candidates, has made opposing net metering and clean energy policies a foundation of its policies.

We were dumbfounded to learn that staff from the major energy - policy foundation made a decision to acquiesce to deregulation in order to advance set - asides for renewables, known as renewable portfolio standards (RPS).

They are built on universal life policy foundation and add a no lapse feature for a number of years, which makes the policy act like a term policy for the duration of the no lapse guarantee.

She has published evaluations of education choice options for various public policy foundations and has done extensive work developing and evaluating education savings accounts (ESAs).

«All Australians will be looking to the budget to lay out the policy foundations needed to respond to this increasing economic challenge,» Mr Morrison said.

Jon Orcutt, a spokesman for TransitCenter, a research and policy foundation, said that he supported Mr. Schaller's approach of using an hourly fee rather than a per - ride fee to manage congestion «because I think we're going to need tough measures to keep the streets moving.»

Its California installation is also backed by a long - term utility contract, and in both cases, state renewable energy mandates provide the policy foundation for the developments.

* Laying the policy foundations for education innovation * Scaling up proven innovations that boost student outcomes * Reinventing the local education ecosystem in cities and regions

But Ben Scafidi, an economics professor and director of the Education Economics Center at Kennesaw State University and fellow at two policy foundations, points to «a body of empirical research that disproves their claims.

Many of these teachers - in - training are career - changers like Shapiro, who was working at a policy foundation in San Francisco focused on climate change this time last year.

More recent developments indicate a shift in focus and provide a policy foundation for reorienting the balance in the draft Code of Conduct.

First, we are working to establish the policy foundations required in relation to land tenure and housing reform; and second, we have made unprecedented financial commitments directed to changing the face of Indigenous housing across the nation within a decade.

The new group assumed a key role in building the policy foundation on which NAR's advocacy efforts are based — and the strength of that foundation has thus far kept banking regulators at bay.