Sentences with phrase «what policy problems»

My colleagues and I set out to study the patterns that appear in local media coverage of wildfires so that we could better understand what policy problems local journalists bring up, how they assign blame or responsibility, and whether these trends change over time.

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In the CNBC Original Production «Race To Rebuild: America's Infrastructure,» Michelle Caruso - Cabrera takes viewers inside the infrastructure problem and asks the experts and policy makers what's being done to put the nation back on track.

The problem with Flaherty's approach to what economists call «macroprudential» policy is that it isn't as democratic as he argued it to be.

«When you have evidence of a problem like this, regardless of what the standards say, automakers should develop a better approach,» says David Friedman, who served as NHTSA's acting administrator in 2014 and is now director of cars and product policy and analysis at Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization division of Consumer Reports.

«Her problem is to remind people of her strengths and how her strengths are what the country needs right now,» says Robert Shapiro, an economic adviser to former President Bill Clinton and to Hillary Clinton when she was in the Senate, and a senior policy scholar at Georgetown's Center for Business and Public Ppolicy scholar at Georgetown's Center for Business and Public PolicyPolicy.

«Health overwhelmed what I thought would have been financial problems» in terms of causes of stress, said Robert Blendon, a professor of health policy and political analysis at the Harvard School of Public Health in a livestreamed discussion forum about stress at Harvard on July 9.

When we do not know what a policy is meant to accomplish, I find it useful to work backwards and think of potential problems where the proposed policy makes sense as a solution.

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«What the B.C. Liberals call a communications problem, people with disabilities and their families are calling a mean policy problem.»

And what's important there is, first, that the bubble is identified by a set of experts — a set of policy makers who are focused on this issues — and, secondly, once the recommendations are made it's a broader political decision, not just the central banking making the decision; it's a broader decision made by policy makers and legislators about what to do about the problem.

What policies are required to deal with this «jobless» problem?

Which is exactly what Basis plans to do — despite, it would seem, such control over the supply of a cryptocurrency causing perception problems for companies like Ripple, and attracting ire from certain quarters of the cryptocurrency community that instinctively shuns such interventionist policies.

I've been searching for textual references to back up this assertion, with mixed - ish results and no real smoking gun, but whatever — the fundamental holds: Central bankers should offer opinions on what fiscal policy ought to be when fiscal policy is a problem for them.

Richard Warren, the group's head of policy, said in an email of the proposed tariffs: «This would be a unilateral and extremely blunt approach to what is a complex global problem of overcapacity in the steel sector.»

«So in this case it's going to be how we react when we come to problems with the environment, what policies we might try to prescribe in politics.

Gardner's success, however, reveals problems in the establishment conservative platform and shows what it would take for a populist conservative with better policy ideas to get elected.

Franklin may allow himself a few more slips or a little less guilt about the slips than Mather did but what Lawrence called the «barbed - wire of shalt - not ideals» is still up.10 Though now we can not tell for sure whether virtue is pursued for its own good or for the public seeming of good («Honesty is the best policy» clearly illustrates the problem) the impulse life is still tightly reined in.

I don't really care what you want to believe and preach in the walls of your own home, but when you start pushing it as public policy then I have a serious problem with it.

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What I have a BIG problem with is when your religion tries to use its own dogma to create public policy which affects everyone.

What are the implications of these theological and ethical convictions for the pressing problems of American foreign policy?

The problem with being against «Creationism» is there is no published policy of what it is, even the Internet can not agree: http://goo.gl/2Aa0r — not all of these definitions rule out evolution or put a < 10,000 year timeline on the universe.

People try to figure out what to do about a problem pregnancy, terminal illness, public education, welfare policies, availability of guns, youth alienation, multi-racial tensions.

New mother Valenti exposes the tired Mommy Wars for exactly what they are — a hoax narrative — by delving into the real problems our contemporary families face such as no paid maternity leave, archaic workplace policies, and the lack of societal support that families have had in the past.

My problem with the whole thing is just what you touch on right here — Facebook / Instagram are shutting down accounts like the 4th Trimester Bodies Project, claiming that naked infants violate their child pornography policies.

One of the big problems with trying to reach out to the community to improve the relationships and hopefully improve the care was that while we could deal with policies, what we really were going to be dealing with was a major culture clash and how to navigate the culture clash and soften that was what I felt was the biggest challenge.

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It seems to me that what needs to be reassessed are the goals of UK's immigration policy and that yet another restructuring of the UKBA can do little to solve the problems that political parties are creating by failing to understand and approach international human mobility outside the limited frame of securitisation and under the duress of looming (tabloid - fed) moral panic.

The problem, however, is that no two policy challenges are ever identical: and what may work in one context may not work in another, where certain key variables are different.

Nation states were clearly unable to solve certain problems on their own and therefore an effective European policy could count on what Eurocrats used to call a «permissive public consensus.»

Labour making jokes about how or what or which school people went to or was he air brushed, nothing about the real problems no policies.

What the party still does not seem to recognise, or at least accept as a problem, is that the coalition can be best understood as the preferred option of a leadership grouping that has consistently proposed policies designed to reduce the role of the state and so move a centre - left party steadily rightwards.

He warned: «It's perilous when the Legislature gets involved in educational policy,» but that's exactly what would happen if King and Regents members didn't fix the problems themselves.

From what NPF members say, this is indeed a problem, even where, such as in health and transport policy, front benchers would willingly accept a range of views being presented as options.

«What we are is putting together is a policy platform... that anyone in politics could take if they come from the open - minded approach to the problem, which says that globalisation is essentially a good thing, not a bad thing, but its risks have to be mitigated,» he said.

12:25 - Sharon Hodgson quotes the Tories» Nadine Dorries saying «the problem is policy is being run by two public schoolboys who don't know what it's like to go to the supermarket and put things back on the shelves because they can't afford it».

A clear narrative would be better then a clear Story, or better still a clear set of policies the problem is a lot of what labour has been telling us of late can be seen as Stories or better still fairy tales.

What David Cameron should do at the earliest opportunity is to form an economic «war cabinet» that will not only advise him during the current crisis but will be able to help formulate a long term Conservative economic policy to deal with the recession and the longer term economic problems.

Even more fundamental than the passage of a particular bill is the question of what, exactly, the «deeply concerned» Miller and his colleagues understand to be the policy problems involved in universities» treatment of postdocs.

At yesterday's energy forum at MIT, Representative Edward Markey (D — MA) asked the Obama science adviser to say «what you believe is possible technologically if we get the policies right in terms of solving this problem.»

Dr Liu said: «Our results suggest that, to achieve United Nations» Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), what is needed are policies that simultaneously address the socio - economic and ecological elements of the problem.

What are some of the problems with his policy?

What stands in for the remainder of the plot has Hitch finally coming across the woman who could make him rethink his no - tolerance policy on love - the problem being that she's such a detestable creation it's hard to believe he'd want to buy her a drink, let alone sweep her off her feet.

What if the problem were to predict what would happen if the oil spill in the Gulf had not been stopped, and using this information to convince policy makers to make changes in environmental protectiWhat if the problem were to predict what would happen if the oil spill in the Gulf had not been stopped, and using this information to convince policy makers to make changes in environmental protectiwhat would happen if the oil spill in the Gulf had not been stopped, and using this information to convince policy makers to make changes in environmental protections?

With that, what suggestions might you offer to administrators and policy makers out there about the problems and pitfalls of silver - bullet trends and bandwagon initiatives?

Bold and brave policy measures are what's needed to tackle this problem, and funding and resources for schools, local authorities and organisations like Sport England to ensure every child is active across every aspect of life.

We think that's an unacceptable approach to retirement policy for a field as populous and important as teaching, and it's disappointing that people who claim to be advocates for teachers don't also recognize what a retirement security problem this is for millions of American teachers.

EQL doesn't give you answers to these problems, but, in my case, it equipped me with a knowledge of how to formulate the right questions through different policy analysis models, with constant reference to my leadership role: Am I a passive spectator in public policy formulation or do my voice and advocacy have greater reach than what I surmise?

On Wednesday, April 9, the forum, Adolescent Literacy: Translating Research into Effective Policy and Practice, brought together Ardice Hartry, senior research associate for MPR Associates; Timothy Shanahan, director of the Center for Literacy at the University of Illinois at Chicago; and Professor Catherine Snow to discuss the problems of adolescent readers and what can be done to improve adolescent literacy skills.