Sentences with phrase «policy term approaches»

Not exact matches

The current government has already flagged they don't understand the needs of the tech industry through the NBN policy decisions they have made and I genuinely hope this doesn't further extend to a «do nothing» approach in the upcoming budget and throughout the rest of their term.

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This, aspect of the C.D. Howe approach, could place Canada even further apart from its main competitor nations in terms of business R&D support policies unless done carefully.

For the longer term the Fed will have to reconsider its broad policy approach.

If it were to be decided that monetary policy should be more responsive to asset price events, such an approach would have to be motivated by a broader and rather more long - term notion of financial and monetary stability than is in common use today.

N.B.: More volatility, because we're approaching a regime shift in terms of Fed policy.

We think we have struck a reasonable mix — a flexible approach which gives a high priority to low inflation over the medium term, while recognising that policy also has to take account of what is happening to jobs and activity in the near term.

It restates the Bank's approach to making monetary policy decisions within the framework of a medium - term inflation target, in way that supports sustainable economic growth and serves the public interest.

 Mr. Poloz himself bent over backwards in his last Monetary Policy Report to not use that term — even though the Bank's own numbers (projecting negative GDP growth for both the first and second quarters of 2015) suggested a recession was indeed already underway. Instead, public officials are normally sanguine and rose - coloured in their public pronouncements, hoping to incrementally shift consumer confidence with their cheeriness, and thus spark more spending. [A ridiculous extreme of this approach was provided when George Bush blithely encouraged Americans to go shopping in the days after the 9 - 11 terrorist attacks.]

Though it is important not to overstate the situation — realistically, the AfD party is unlikely to have a significant influence over policy in Germany in the short term — the level of support for the German right - wing party reflects a significant protest vote, which could have an influence on Chancellor Merkel's approach as she looks past her election victory.

At the same time, however, I have called attention to the difficulty of trying to work out an «ecological» approach to social policy when we, like the chaos scientists, know so little about how to predict and influence long - term developments.

This should explain the short - term approach by most of them and the «hire and fire» policy.

This is according to the Daily Telegraph who also state that the deal is a 4 year contract, which I am personally quite surprised at given Vardy's age and the club's usual policy of not offering long term deals to those approaching 30 or over 30 years old.

And in the four months since the Coalition Government was formed, I think we have begun to show that we are serious about a longer term approach to policy and politics.

However, there are fundamental questions over building a strategic approach to the conflict that if answered could provide more solid bedrock to policies that have too often been defined by a tactical responsiveness as opposed to a long term vision.

My view has been that our policy in relation to the Middle East Peace Process generally but more recently our approach and language during the current crisis in Gaza is morally indefensible, is not in Britain's national interest and will have a long term detrimental impact on our reputation internationally and domestically.

WAMC's Hudson Valley Bureau Chief spoke with Yandik, a fourth - generation farmer from Columbia County, about what he brings to the table in terms of experience and policy approach.

Despite my long - term party membership, I have come to the conclusion that Labour's approach to housing policy is both tragic and an opportunity in equal measure.

The Conservative leader said Tony Blair had wasted his first two terms in office by reversing Tory policies and then reinstating them, and pledged he would not do the same but instead offer the «long runway approach to political change».

The governor has for years taken a laissez - faire approach to the Senate leadership structure, and some progressives charge he encouraged Klein's alliance with Republicans as a bulwark for his own centrist policies — particularly during his first term.

The absurdity of suggesting that Iain Duncan Smith's Christian motivations were any kind of secret and of criticising the use of moral categories to justify his policy approaches - only lefties are allowed to have morals, after all; to be Right Wing is, by definition, to be evil, seeking to impose final solutions on the poor, force them to eat rotting horse - flesh, and cleansing them from beyond the sight of nice middle class folk; any right - winger employing a moral term such as «wrong» or «sin» must have some sinister ulterior motivation - has been covered already by the Editor and by Cranmer.

«The bigger point is, in terms of environmental policy, I think this is a dubious approach,» she said.

In terms of policy — I know that the Conservatives like a leak — perhaps I should draw attention to the hon. Gentleman's approach.

The government will continue to «lurch back and forth» between so - called command - and - control standards on carbon emissions and the deregulatory approach favored by conservatives without such a policy, Mankiw argued, which «makes long - term planning all the more difficult.»

For those interested in the finer points of education policy, I'd also recommend: Alyson Klein on helping long - term English - language learners, Chad Aldeman on the difficulty of «raising the bar» for teacher preparation entry, Mike Petrilli's Education Next piece on a schools agenda for working - class families, Kathleen Porter Magee on a great - news story for Catholic schools, Nat Malkus on the Title I funding fight, and Paul Peterson on the «Bush - Obama» approach to reform.

A pivotal issue for early - education policy is whether there is enough evidence to make a choice among the various child - centered and content - centered approaches, based on the long - term effects on children.

Therefore, our approach is to pursue timely change — policies based on long - term consideration of Singapore's future, while preserving timeless constants — values that provide navigation beacons in the turbulence of change.

The best study of this approach, by Takako Nomi and Elaine Allensworth, examined the short - term impact of such a policy in the Chicago Public Schools (CPS), where double - dose algebra was implemented in 2003.

To give you a taste of what is coming in Part 2, the arguments can be summarized as: 1) Education does not lend itself to a single «best» approach, so the Gates effort to use science to discover best practices is unable to yield much productive fruit; 2) As a result, the Gates folks have mostly been falsely invoking science to advance practices and policies they prefer for which they have no scientific support; 3) Attempting to impose particular practices on the nation's education system is generating more political resistance than even the Gates Foundation can overcome, despite their focus on political influence and their devotion of significant resources to that effort; 4) The scale of the political effort required by the Gates strategy of imposing «best» practices is forcing Gates to expand its staffing to levels where it is being paralyzed by its own administrative bloat; and 5) The false invocation of science as a political tool to advance policies and practices not actually supported by scientific evidence is producing intellectual corruption among the staff and researchers associated with Gates, which will undermine their long - term credibility and influence.

A new report published by Stanford's Policy Analysis for California Education (PACE) makes the case for investing LCFF resources on research - based approaches in order to see long - term improvements.

Connecticut needs a stable, responsible budget, with real structural reforms, rejecting the crisis - driven, short - term approach that has marked state fiscal policy for years.

But establishing a long - term, sustainable vision for the role of assessment in education should be a priority if this is to remain a viable policy approach.

For example, VAMs are useful «for researchers comparing large groups of teachers to investigate the effects of teacher training approaches or educational policies, or simply to investigate the size and importance of long - term teacher effects... [I] t is clear that value - added scores are far superior to unadjusted end - of - year student test scores» (Haertel, 2013, p. 23).

Pressed for answers this week, Sen. Jerry Tillman (R - Randolph), a supporter of the A-F school grades, told N.C. Policy Watch that in terms of how the A-F school grading formula works, — 80 percent of a grade is based on students» achievement at one point in time, and 20 percent is based on students» growth over time — he's taking a wait - and - see approach, speculating that it will take some time to see if the formula needs tweaking to present a better picture of which schools are helping their students grow and which are not.

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In some instances, this approach might make more sense than paying premiums on a long - term care policy.»

The policy community, while producing much more research on this topic, is divided between those who don't consider policy design a valid notion at all, and those who approach both design and policy in much narrower terms.

The intent is to institute a more rigorous and consistent approach in terms of policy and practice through critical review of precedent within the institution with an eye toward resolution of current issues.

I said that one concern «in the policy arena is that the «plus» stuff [research and development] tends to get shed in favor of short - term symbolism and that the «price» [cost of emissions of greenhouse gases] could get watered down» given the way Congress has approached such bills in the past.

The only plausible approach is a stepwise policy, building from smart near - term steps that can be sold to many constituencies for many reasons (energy efficiency, boosting resilience to climate hazards in vulnerable places) toward the tougher ones.

As Matthew L. Wald and others reported this morning, Energy Secretary Steven Chu is poised to head back to California, leaving President Obama with a new opportunity to signal his approach to energy and climate policy in his final term.

Schneider's approach to climate policy, comes up during a discussion of the enduring uncertainty surrounding the most consequential aspects of global warming, particularly the near - term rate at which sea levels will rise as ice sheets melt and seawater warms.

The NYSERDA framework, the «Renewable Heating and Cooling Policy Framework: Options to Advance Industry Growth and Markets in New York,» sets out policy options and market - based solutions for the next few years, and identifies approaches for longer term aPolicy Framework: Options to Advance Industry Growth and Markets in New York,» sets out policy options and market - based solutions for the next few years, and identifies approaches for longer term apolicy options and market - based solutions for the next few years, and identifies approaches for longer term action.

They provide ideas on how positive changes can be attained as well as an understanding on how cities can generate solutions that have large, short and long - term positive benefits in terms of climate change mitigation and how this approach can be effectively embedded into local policy settings to contribute to cities» ability to generate co-benefits at local level.

IEA urges Belgium to take a long - term approach to energy policy Report recommends reconsidering nuclear phase - out 19 May 2016

Halkos, George and Tzeremes, Nickolaos and Tzeremes, Panagiotis (2014): A nonparametric approach for evaluating long - term energy policy scenarios: An application to the Greek energy system.

A nonparametric approach for evaluating long - term energy policy scenarios: An application to the Greek energy system

Höhne, N., M.G.J. den Elzen, and M. Weiss, 2006: Common but differentiated convergence (CDC), a new conceptual approach to long - term climate policy.

However, were future technologies and policies able to achieve a rapid reduction of greenhouse gas emissions â $» an approach termed â $ œmitigationâ $ â $» this would greatly lessen future global warming and its impacts.

This speech in fact serves as a preview of an upcoming report by my colleagues and I that takes this three pillar approach to analyze the clean energy policies of Germany, Spain and China, and makes the case that these countries are taking a comprehensive approach towards developing their clean energy industries, whereas all the United States has is a series of patchy and heterogeneous state action (e.g. state renewable energy standards) or federal action that is limited in duration (e.g. short - term renewable energy tax credits, or one - time green stimulus spending).