Sentences with phrase «policy point of view»

«From a public policy point of view, that's not ideal.»

Gambling the recovery over another war of choice makes no sense, even from a foreign policy point of view.

From a transportation policy point of view, this sort of tax shifting is also more equitable in that it taxes every driver according to the amount of miles they drive by sharing the price signal (by spreading the tax / fees burden) across all drivers instead of assessing flat road maintenance fees or concentrating them amongst a specific group of drivers, some of whom just happen to use toll roads more frequently than average but not necessarily drive more.

From the public policy point of view, though, there is nothing to be gained by suppressing the renewable energy market.

More telling from a policy point of view, however, is the longer - term pattern.

Answer: «My opinion, from my policy point of view, it is a priority.»

«I think their putting too much into the budget, from a policy point of a view, is a negative thing for democracy.»

State lawmakers, he said, «have their hands full with their current legislative agenda, most notably the budget, but my opinion, my policy point of view, it is a priority.»

From a policy point of view, the White House is where it wants to be.

«From a policy point of view what that means is that [we] need to focus on the non-IVF technologies, which really hasn't been done in a concerted way because they weren't considered all that relevant to this mix.»

«A vehicle's communication security over wireless networks can not be an afterthought and needs to be comprehensively considered at the early stages of design and deployment of these high - tech systems from the hardware, software, user and policy point of view.»

Although getting the shot is simple enough, what goes into the vaccine, from a biological perspective to a policy point of view, is anything but.

From a policy point of view, this is also a particularly relevant question.

Gene [Fama] doesn't like to talk about that much, but it's crucial from a policy point of view.

Ryan, in 217 and 221, is suggesting we may not need to fund it at currently levels because it already so good, so predictive, it doesn't really need to improve (from a policy point of view).

I think the evidence is pretty shallow on the «science» side and from a policy point of view (where I would claim an understanding beyond any climatologist) it is even worse.

ESM 272 - Energy and Resource Productivity [4 units] Suh Options for improving energy and resources productivity are evaluated from technology, economics, and policy point of view.

She touted such regional efforts, she said, because focusing on regional rather than national solutions makes it «a lot easier to get your arms around a good way to approach that from a policy point of view.»

From a public - policy point of view, it does looks rather suspicious: the plaintiff's behaviour is similar to that of a copyright troll, something the technical community has been increasingly sensitized to over the last five years.

From a policy point of view, this seems perverse, especially when we consider that renewable energy projects, unlike most other kinds of development, protect the natural environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

We understand from a policy point of view that there's a symbolic reason behind having these maximum penalties, but when you look at the consequences, especially on the immigration side under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, there has not been enough consideration about the cost of those implications in terms of the appeals before the appeal division and costs to individual, permanent residents, as well as individuals who are trying to enter Canada.

As he stated «there is logically, and from a public policy point of view, no difference for this purpose between doctors and social workers», and that «it is immaterial that social workers, not doctors, place children on the Child Protection Register or take them into care, since child protection work requires social service departments to work closely with the police, doctors, community health workers, the education service and others».