Sentences with phrase «to guide policy»

Information derived from satellite images can soon be made available to governments to help guide policy making related to food security and sustainable development, particularly in rice - growing areas.

As for the underlying data guiding these policy decisions?

It intends to show the possible directions for our global energy system, with the goal of guiding policy makers in designing their policies and measures.

The implication of these findings for guiding policy is unclear; future research should investigate the «clinical relevance» of these differences in nutritional quality.

Life settlement brokers provide an important function of guiding a policy owner through the sales process, including assembling the needed information to complete the sale.

What are the underlying values which should guide policy on immigration?

The underlying principle that guides policy development in his district is one of trust.

Information derived from satellite images can soon be made available to governments to help guide policy making related to food security and sustainable development, particularly in rice - growing areas.

Her work guided policy, professional development, family education, literacy, assessment, and kindergarten entry assessment.

They rightly believe that knowledge of how wealth can be increased is the province of economic theory and that economists are those best qualified to guide policy toward this end.

But it's a hugely important issue and having a third party such as the CSA involved will help guide that policy and keep the dialogue going.

This resource provides critical questions to guide policy development around each of these areas, along with facts, guiding principles and core outcomes metrics for a quality college credit in high school program.

Human rights provide a framework for addressing health inequality by providing a system to guide policy making and to influence the design, delivery, monitoring and evaluation of health programs and services.

Sahlberg describes how Finland has reshaped its educational system since 1980 and suggests how its experiences might help guide policy in other countries.

Participation is a basis of equity in that the individual community member must have the opportunity to be involved in determining public policy and the hierarchy of values which guide that policy.

They note that some recent stories have been blown out of proportion (no, the notorious Mikey Weinstein of the misnamed «Military Religious Freedom Foundation» is not guiding policy decisions on military law), but they zero in on some genuine concerns for the hundreds of thousands of servicemen and women who want to satisfy the demands of both their military duty and their faith.

So Rick Perry wears his religion on his sleeve, where all the world can see his piety, yet Romney gets slammed on and hated on for his religion (which lots of poeple don't know much about, nor want to know about, they've just «heard» its different), which he has repeatedly stated would not guide his policy as president.

Either guide every policy towards keeping ticket prices down for the common fan or gouge the profit of the demand you created to put it into the club.

The 2013 CECE Program Standards guide the policies and practices of preschool and kindergarten programs committed to providing children with the highest quality early childhood education.

«We don't need permission to do some things,» he said, reminding the room that «collectively we have massive experience and daily intelligence of what is going on that we can use to guide policy thinking».

By scouring mortality data from 121 cities across the United States, Harvard researchers have found footprints of 9/11 that they say should guide policy during an influenza pandemic.

«Does the hand that holds the leash of California's «first dog,» cuddly corgi Sutter Brown, also have a hand in guiding policy with the dog's master, Gov. Jerry Brown?»

The main outcome of Habitat III was that UN nation states agreed on the New Urban Agenda (NUA): a non-binding document, which will guide policies over the next 20 years with the goal of making cities safer, resilient and sustainable and their amenities more inclusive.

All of this provides a useful framework to guide policy deliberations and then communicate those decisions.

Promising to leave rates at the zero lower bound until either inflation was above 2.5 % or the unemployment rate was below 6.5 % was not enough to guide policy going forward.

The second interpretation of the assertion that God has purposes for societies is at the same time more in harmony with Hebraic and Christian insights and more adequate to philosophical reflection, Institutions, as purposive structures, have ends that orient their behavior guide their policy, and inform their obligations.

However, I am challenging the assumption they often make: that we can or should guide our policy by sexual pleasure, by «the pause that refreshes,» by a discreet catch - as - catch - can, but no other commitment.

Dairy UK is urging the government to help the industry explore export opportunities and is seeking a review of the Eatwell Plate Guide policy to account the benefits of dairy consumption.

Escobar earned his CYSA credential in 2005 and serves on the CYSA Leadership Committee, which consists of CYSAs from around the world who are dedicated to operating youth sports programs with integrity and professionalism while guiding policy and developing standards in youth sports programming and administration.

With three co-authors (two of them, including H Peyton Young of the Oxford University Department of Economics, being the solvers of the apportionment problem) I recently wrote a British Academy pamphlet to help guide policy discussion on the bill.

«The step we are experiencing today is the biggest step to being able to really guide policy as a united Senate Democratic conference.

I think that bodes well for guiding policies aimed at maintaining all of society's wealth.»

Crude models by the same researchers helped guide policy earlier this year, after the FMD outbreak caught Britain by surprise in February (ScienceNOW, 17 April).

«The conviction guiding our policy is that inequality is not a matter of fate.

Lenders must determine borrower / loan eligibility in accordance with Selling Guide policy.

When sensible people start guiding policy and setting research priorities — which happens January 20 — everyone is a winner.

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Here at Proforma Screening our experts are available to help guide policy formulation (not as a substitute to your own legal counsel) and importantly, to implement your employment background screening program.

She has been active in advocacy in the state of Utah and was instrumental in guiding policy makers to better understand the mission of alternative schools which resulted in an appropriate accountability system for alternative high Schools in Utah.

Evangelicals often have at best very minimal doctrinal statements and a range of other, often confessionally unstated, cultural concerns which guide policy.

He is responsible for guiding policy development and building an integrated communications, advocacy, and government affairs strategy to foster a clean energy economy in Washington.