Sentences with phrase «policy goals»

Businesses can also increase their funding by showing that they meet public policy goals of reducing energy use or promoting alternative fuel consumption.

The desire not to regulate if other ways can be found to achieve public policy goals is legitimate.

It was organized to use the government - funded scientific research establishment to achieve policy goals.

State law incorporates a number of additional energy policy goals aimed largely at supporting these greenhouse gas reduction targets.

There are two other broad policy goals May must focus on.

But it seems important to point out that these bubbles have their origin in worthy policy goals, like increasing home ownership, or sending more kids to college.

To achieve our monetary policy goal of low, stable and predictable inflation at the 2 per cent target rate, our economy should operate at, or close to, its productive capacity.

As well, the number of judgments issued in the appeal highlighted a split on the broad policy goals behind the statutes that govern securities - based class actions.

Companies have clearly articulated policies which reflect their recognition of Indigenous rights, support these policies with substantial resources and have systems in place for monitoring their achievements against policy goals.

«The overall policy goal is to improve the efficiency of the construction industry,» she says.

Also, we need to fund climate science to set the right policy goals and to fund research to help us adapt to a climate that will change regardless of successful emissions mitigation.

There are several policy goals surrounding the age of criminal responsibility.

On occasion, an electoral alliance may be formed by parties with very different policy goals, which agree to pool resources in order to stop a particular candidate or party from gaining power.

Beyond the cap, no other major policy goals have been articulated for the charter movement this year.

These readings will help practitioners and researchers understand policy goals.

Several gaps remain even under more targeted policy goals, especially for the younger children.

These certification programs are an important element of corporate «zero deforestation» policies and can help meet zero - deforestation goals and other corporate sustainability policy goals.

Cost - effectiveness analysis - A special case of cost - benefit analysis in which all the costs of a portfolio of projects are assessed in relation to a fixed policy goal.

As pointed out VAT often has different tax rates for specific goods and services to meet certain policy goals.

Their job requires them to coordinate communication for projects and achieve policy goals.

Finally, it talks about the program and policy goals of effective interventions, and how capacity develops in staff and families as a result.

The latter example reminds us that rhetoric can serve both dubious and desirable public policy goals.

Both of these limits can also take into account broader policy goals.

Chinese leadership will address the issue with new policy goals for the year when the new legislative session starts Thursday.

President Donald Trump's recent actions, from controversial trade tariffs to installing John Bolton as national security advisor, could hurt U.S. foreign policy goals in North Korea and Iran.

Packard funded the efforts of Jane Lubchenco, a noted marine scientist with dreams of a «new social compact» to convert impartial scientists into dogmatic advocates with policy goals, efforts that led to her appointment by President Obama to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, where she regulated the New England fishing fleet nearly out of existence.

Integrating schools by race must be an important policy goal as well.

Additionally, education leaders should be concerned about the troubling widening of the rich / poor achievement gap — an outcome at odds with stated policy goals and the fundamental principle of equal opportunity.

Heastie had made the push for the raise the age campaign a key policy goal in the budget negotiations.

The workshop will focus on how these projects are helping to further the goals of each program as well as broader energy policy goals such as increasing the amount of renewable resources in California's energy mix, decreasing greenhouse gas emissions associated with the energy sector, and accelerating energy technology innovation within the state.

China's environmental policy goals also serve a wider agenda, aimed at diversifying and «upgrading» the country's resource - intensive economy.

At a time when the White House has vowed to act more forcefully against North Korea, Iran and other threats, some officials see the Cuba problem as yet another lesson in the dangers of using intelligence selectively to advance policy goals.

Raising the age of criminal responsibility has shaped up to be an especially key policy goal for the IDC.

Align with wider policy goals including economic, energy, resources and transport policy objectives.

«In order to ensure the economic sustainability of the platform under the widest possible variety of circumstances, and in light of the fact that issuing new coins to proof of work miners is no longer an effective way of promoting an egalitarian coin distribution or any other significant policy goal, I propose that we agree on a hard cap for the total quantity of ETH,» Buterin said.

Support policy goals important to veterinarians and organized veterinary medicine through the backing of candidates for elective office

Rather, Vitter and his staff appears to disagree with the shared policy goals of these nonprofits, which include combatting global warming as well reducing cancer - causing pollutants from the air and water.

On behalf of the client, Synapse is reviewing these key issues and addressing how best to meet future constraints and policy goals while minimizing costs to consumers.

The concept is actually elaborated as a possible U.S. policy goal within the NNPA, notes Leonard Weiss, the U.S. Senate staffer who is credited as the chief architect of the act.