The result may be a million astounding tweets, but substantively no fundamental strategic shift — not terrible policy-making, but not good policy-making, either.
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This makes little sense, as judges are not experts in economic policy-making, nor are they meant to have a leading policy- making role in our constitutional system.
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And then you have black people, a limited number, who are in policy-making positions and use those policy-making decisions to institute or defend policies that harm black people.
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Trump, they're also completely unserious about policy, making ridiculous claims
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Sound policy making requires more than merely brandishing large numbers.
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The opinion of Germany is crucial for European policy making.
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Racial stereotyping should never be a part of policy making.
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SOBER POLICY-MAKING Many investors credit the bank with steering Russia through an economic crisis since 58.053, and view it as a bastion of sober policy-making in an otherwise hard-to-predict Russian system.
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The government appears to view targets as essential for policy making.
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So the D.E.A. has amassed extensive control over drug policy making.
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"We hold no sway over tax, the policy-making, the reality."
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There are also lessons for people who think about policy making.
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Instead the committee adopted the new policy, making all contracts private.
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It is hard not to let these ambitions color policy making.
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The personal animosity has left the administration's policy-making paralyzed too.
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It is also a distressing departure from fact-based policy making.
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His presence was a divergence from the usual policy-making process.
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In theory, they will also be considered by policy-making committees.
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So far, there is no discernible negative impact on economic policy-making, but the agency would be monitoring developments for any long-lasting impact that this affair could have on political stability, policy making or investor confidence.
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Unfortunately, they pale in comparison to his reckless approach to policy-making.
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But what turned the downturn into a crisis was bad policy making.
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Congress would be the place where actual policy-making would take place.
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He was a senior member of Nusra Front's policy-making Shura Council.
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This is only adding to the confusion and slowed policy-making discussions.
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European Union does not interfere in national decision making or policy making.
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Nobody except anyone who had spent any time in Washington policy making.
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The policy making process is not stalled -- it continues to move forward.
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The path which policy making is taking in general is quite worrying.
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Others demurred and were attacked as disloyal and excluded from policy making.
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The Fed's policy-making committee next meets on May 2 and 3.
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Mr. Trump has filled Washington's policy-making posts with climate change denialists.
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"There's no anti-recession policy-making because we don't see a recession."
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Maintaining this modest political momentum could further improve the prospects for policy making.
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Document all aspects of policy making and management in a policy on policies.
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And that policy-making does seem to bubble upward to the national level.
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There's also much more scrutiny on policy makers for their economic policy making.
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Dystopian futures could become real, even if humans keep control of policy making.
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However, "the trade frictions complicate policy making greatly," said the deputy prime minister.
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Then to make sure the voice of business was heard in policy making.
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The legislative and executive certainly have policy-making authority and are necessarily political.
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You have to understand what is happening deep down in American policy-making.
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I know that it's fashionable to use economic data to inform policy making.
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This division cannot be wiped away by a return to policy-making norms.
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Generally speaking, women are significantly underrepresented in major climate change policy making bodies.
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It is also a powerful force in internet policy-making around the world.
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Public support for left-wing policy-making has reached a 60-year high.
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Today we need careful policy making with all parties' interests at the table.
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The Fed's policy-making committee will next meet on March 14 and 15.
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Fifteen of the 16 members of the Fed's policy-making committee are white.
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Let me explain why evidence-based policy represents the future of policy making.
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This fact accelerates the need for policy making around legislation and industry guidelines.
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But for some, the Canada row strengthens an impression of impulsive policy-making.
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He said political pressure, "will in no way be a consideration" in policy-making.
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Kushner's original plan was to get CEOs and business leaders involved with policy-making.
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They add up to an impression of impulsive policy-making, and that worries investors.
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BDRC's findings are used by the government to inform policy making, the company said.
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Despite this, their participation in studies and policy making has so far been minimal.
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Putin, meanwhile, isn't free in his policy making, but is constrained by demographic factors.
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EU officials say it is inconceivable they will have a major policy-making role.
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The main issue was the union's opaque policy-making procedures and unrepresentative electoral system.
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Why American politics turned against this successful model of pragmatic policy-making remains controversial.
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Digital policy-making is a lot like trying to cut through the Gordian knot.
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The A.B.A. policy-making body is scheduled to vote on that amendment on Monday.
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The appointment is part of a broader overhaul of the ECB's policy-making body.
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Draghi said the Chinese had acted responsibly and were gaining control over policy making.
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The Fed's policy-making committee voted not to raise its benchmark rate on Wednesday.
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" The motion also hopes to respond to Islamophobia through "through evidence-based policy-making.
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"The policy making process is not stalled — it continues to move forward," he added.
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It undermines not only good policy-making but the environment where healthy democracy thrives.
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Eagan was representing the Judicial Conference, the policy-making arm of the federal judiciary.
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It's a critique of decision making in politics and in our policy-making halls.
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Mr. Xi's party consolidation instinctively pushes economic policy-making in a more conservative direction.
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Valid monitoring, informed analysis and investigation, and effective policy-making all require uniform definitions.
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Mr. Lacker, 61, was the longest-serving member of the Fed's policy-making committee.
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"It casts a shadow over the predictability and effectiveness of policy making," Curry said.
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"The policy making process is not stalled — it continues to move forward," Deere said.
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The incoming presidential administration's war against evidence-based policy-making has opened a new front.
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The Fed will provide its own update after its policy-making committee meets on Jan.
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For example, he wants to put more policy-making power in the hands of members.
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She, too, supports Mrs Merkel's refugee policy, making Ms Klöckner appear isolated on the matter.
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The ECB's policy-making Governing Council is due to meet on June 8 in Tallinn.
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Only congressional action, or perhaps an extraordinary court ruling, could compel national policy making then.
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I'm not saying that business success is inherently disqualifying when it comes to policy making.
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" The emphasis on data-driven policy-making was replaced by a focus on "operational excellence.
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Saudis and non-Saudis alike used to complain about the paralysis of Saudi policy making.
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Unfortunately, American policy making remains wedded to an antiquated political structure of 50 distinct states.
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More specifically, first, when it comes communication technology, policy making tends to be highly reactive.
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But they're also a reminder of how debased policy-making has become during this presidency.
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Eight years as first lady and an active participant in former President Clinton's policy-making.
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"For a long time this wasn't being discussed seriously in policy-making circles," Lierman said.
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The fact that this has not happened highlights continuing policy differences in Russia's policy-making echelons.
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The policy forms the basis of Chinese diplomacy and policy-making and determines Sino-US relations.
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That could split the ruling All Progressives Congress into three or four factions, destabilising policy-making.
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"Data analytics should not take the place of thoughtful policy making in the workplace," Duarte said.
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With Trump in the Oval Office, scientists have been losing seats at the policy-making tables.
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Trump's narrow electoral victory suddenly catapulted climate denialists to the center of policy making in Washington.
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Pushing for greater changes in sex education and policy-making is a constant battle for EVA.
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In 2015, a botched stock market rescue attempt tarnished Beijing's reform and broad policy-making credentials.
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The ratings agency said the upgrade reflects Vietnam's improving policy-making aimed at strengthening macroeconomic performance.
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"There are legitimate sensitivities when private sector entities get involved in policy making conversations," Aggarwala said.
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"German support cannot replace French policy making," she said drily after her enthusiastic welcome to Macron.
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And it's been a hallmark of his administration that policy-making is a very fluid process.
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"I've been very keen to keep the bureau out of the policy-making business," he said.
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The justices' decision pleased religious conservatives who see liberal policy-making as antithetical to their faith.
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The closely watched index, which can affect policy making, is a quarterly survey of Japanese businesses.
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When things move too fast for traditional policy making, soft law can help strike the balance.
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Congress passed and the president signed the Foundations of Evidence-Based Policy Making Act in 2019.
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Mr. Bannon's departure gives General McMaster an opening to bring more professional discipline to policy making.
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Putting national governments at the center of global policy-making is an outdated view, Colau said.
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But the need for coherent and steady foreign policy making and execution is even greater now.
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The speech was light on foreign policy, making no mention of arch-rival Pakistan or of China.
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For a democracy to work, and to ensure good policy making, the electorate needs to be informed.
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By adopting his own tough stance against EU policy-making, Renzi is tapping into this public hostility.
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Safety of judges Roberts also oversees the Judicial Conference, the policy making body for the federal court.
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He's seen mental health be given lower priority since his first job in the policy-making world.
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"We're already essentially doing helicopter money," said one of the officials with direct knowledge of policy-making.
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Reagan's screening of "WarGames" brought Mr. Ware's concerns into high policy-making circles for the first time.
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Trump's brash policy-making style could also reduce the odds of striking trade deals that he's after.
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And even when the will for change is there, it may make little difference to policy-making.
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This shift will carry implications for every aspect of policy-making, including the management of the economy.
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But Cayton and Drake's research didn't shape the direction of policy making over the next several decades.
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That is what our education policy-making needs, and what we need our education policymakers to prioritize.
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Policy-making has been split between the State Department and the President's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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As a political scientist, I am constantly frustrated with how anecdote and emotion drive our policy making.
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For Britain's privately educated leaders, politics is a ladder to be climbed, and policy-making a game.
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"In policy making, the Fed continues to focus on a measure that is maladjusted," Mr. O'Keefe said.
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His research areas include counter-extremism policy-making, theories in Quranic translation and modern trends in Islam.
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"We call it panic policy-making," said Sterling Downey, an opposition councilman with the Project Montreal party.
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These findings could inform policy-making and decisions in other countries, including the UK and the US.
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There'll be less room for chest-thumping bravado and more need for rational policy making and diplomacy.
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He also noted that the event convinced him that local people need to participate in policy-making.
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Even some Trump allies have questioned the wisdom of antagonizing his ostensible partners in conservative policy making.
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The central role of Goldman Sachs in national policy-making has been evident for a quarter century.
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Contrary to public perception, scientific questions that are relevant to policy-making don't always have clear answers.
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Without a clear chain of command, the policy making process can be easily scrambled and break down.
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"Congressman Gary Ackerman is a household name in the world of policy making and advocacy" said Gerstman.
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Obama regularly hit the campaign trail mocking Trump's inexperience in policy-making and fondness for tweeting controversial things.
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What does the on-again, off-again summit confusion say about the stability of broader U.S. policy-making?
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Policy-making has had the world upside down with the real risks in the economy largely not appreciated.
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We call for respect and transparency in policy-making, and for equality under the law for transgender people.
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As in the past, the U.S. money managers are the only credible force in America's economic policy making.
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Legislators can take better advantage of the many ways teachers have organized to try to influence policy-making.
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Donald Trump has said he's seeking a governing partner who understands the ins and outs of policy-making.
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"It is a fabulous story that just needs the shackles of policy-making to be removed," he says.
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That belief neatly occludes a history of governance and policy-making designed to get better outcomes for whites.
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Economic policy making will be influenced by the experiences of some key Goldman alumni in the Trump administration.
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This kind of repulsive policy-making will lose moderates, many of whom are independents and could vote Republican.
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Anybody who's in a policy-making role knows there is cost and so that makes it more challenging.
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The technology design that has disrupted the hospitality industry has also disrupted civic life and public policy making.
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The SFCTA is not a policy-making agency, but its bosses (the San Francisco Board of Supervisors) are.
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Donald Trump is poised to put "dealmaking" at the center of the presidential economic policy making tool kit.
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The inclusion of women opened new avenues of thinking and policy-making that once might have seemed unattainable.
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A system that does not punish poor foreign-policy making is a system doomed to repeat its mistakes.
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Single-payer advocates say that support will build as lawmakers engage in more serious discussion and policy making.
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For that reason, the UK has had an arguably disproportionate influence on many areas of EU policy-making.
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Elizabeth Warren is all about making plans, and she's bringing her expert policy-making skills to social media.
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First, the G.O.P.'s policy-making and policy analysis capacity has been downgraded to the point of worthlessness.
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That brusqueness encourages lawmakers to respond in kind, which can only make policy making more fraught and partisan.
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He will take his first turn as a voting member of the Fed's policy-making committee in 2018.
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Several other members of the Fed's policy-making committee have expressed concern about weak inflation in recent weeks.
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But the strategy is being used more because policy making in Congress is moving so slowly, experts say.
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And its ideal is now disrupting other realms — from policy-making to education and crime and justice programs.
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Since his resignation there has been persistent speculation that he might return to a more influential policy-making position.
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Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said the Global Times and Chinese government's comments were "intimidating and irrational".
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His new book, "White House Warriors," chronicles national security advisers and policy-making from Harry Truman to Donald Trump.
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The APG, an associate member of the FATF, has direct access to its policy-making and standards-setting process.
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There he found an "irregular, informal channel of U.S. policy-making" that included Giuliani, according to the opening statement.
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Continued progress with the EFF will depend on domestic and intra-government political support and continued conservative policy-making.
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Another deep, personal reservation of mine is how casually he treats the arts of public policy making and diplomacy.
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Political and social divisions have led to some legislative and policy-making paralysis and the stalling of major projects.
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They wanted social science in policy-making, and they got it, in the form of a $1trn tax bill.
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What they have done in the last few weeks shows that they are gaining control over their policy making.
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"Fed policy is the only part of the government economic policy making that seems to be working," Burtless said.
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"The role of states has become important as the center's role is in policy making," he said by phone.
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A decrease in subsidized loans would improve the impact of monetary policy, making it more effective in stimulating growth.
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This is not how policy making usually works — at least, not for policymakers who hope to pass actual laws.
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With these separate confrontations over the last year, analysts believe Italy is side-lining itself from EU policy making.
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What I hope is that—we can get acknowledgement for our subculture in city hall and in policy making.
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What's less clear is how much Cohen discussed the nuts and bolts of policy-making with his longtime boss.
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And on Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee, which is the Fed's policy-making arm, left that rate unchanged.
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She explains that every aspect of her identity has a tangible effect on her policy making: In 2017, Rep.
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As financial markets had anticipated, the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee increased its benchmark target a quarter point.
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The statement was backed by a unanimous vote of the Fed's policy-making committee, the Federal Open Market Committee.
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Restricting the ability of companies to engage in public debate will not further the goal of robust policy making.
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He kept the National Security Council largely shut out of policy-making and sought sweeping changes in foreign policy.
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The country's ruling coalition has recovered from a dual-citizenship crisis that threatened to throw policy-making into turmoil.
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He is also a member of State Street's Management Committee, the company's most senior strategy and policy-making team.
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Some former U.S. diplomats expressed discomfort with the extensive use of texting as part of the policy-making process.
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S. bilateral relations;• Knowledge of political and economic issues and trends that affect policy-making in the United States.
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We've been surprised and excited as scientists marched and national parks workers used Twitter to resist fascist policy making. a.
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No one knows whether Trump's ad hoc, inconsistent, and improvisational style of campaigning will lead to equally erratic policy-making.
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The FOMC is the central bank's policy-making arm and includes regional presidents and Fed governors from across the country.
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The forecast is not binding guidance for rates but it is an important document for the bank's policy-making board.
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The problem is that today the information that turns into knowledge for policy making often comes at a civic price.
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The sources, who are directly involved in policy making, did not wish to be identified, in line with government policy.
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The links to Treasury reflect the way the two institutions orbit each other at the center of policy making-power.
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"Self-determination, which should be the central pillar of indigenous policy-making, is not reflected in the law," says Winchester.
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A fight over the failed re-nomination of Rosenworcel last Congress has also impeded telecom policy making in the Senate.
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The central bank, which holds a rate-setting meeting on Thursday, has said the investigation would not impede policy making.
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Any provisions against yen declines could tie the BOJ's hands on policy, making it more difficult to manage the economy.
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Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said China's exercises, including the flight by the bombers, amounted to "military intimidation".
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When governments fall quickly (or govern with the help of minority parties), policy-making becomes a bit of a lottery.
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Taiwan's policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said peaceful relations were a mutual responsibility across both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
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Internet policy-making in those early days was not driven by scholars, law review articles, extensive hearings or international conferences.
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Trump supporters are also fed up with the kind of mindless political correctness that leads to truly idiotic policy-making.
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Taraporevala is also a member of State Street Corporation's Management Committee, the company's most senior strategy and policy-making team.
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Potential pro-life action for the Trump administration is by no means limited to executive orders or HHS policy-making.
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In the meantime, changing economic landscapes and longstanding security tensions will continue to be at the forefront of policy-making.
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Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said China's moves to raise defense spending and military drills have increased tension.
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Was this a sort of pipeline from championing a cause to actual policy making devised for you by the DPA?
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The Fed, as expected, did not raise rates on Wednesday after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee.
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Or at least that's the theory, and one that is a starting assumption for a great deal of policy making.
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On the other hand, the policy-making body says "job gains have been solid" since the beginning of the year.
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"Major economies need to conduct responsible policy making and coordinate macro economic policy while considering their own growth," he added.
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The second half of Ms Power's memoir is an insider's account of foreign-policy-making, and an intensely personal one.
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Parragh would replace inflation expert Janos Cinkotai, whose six-year term on the policy-making panel expires on March 22.
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Suzanne Gordon is author of The Battle for Veterans' Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy-Making and Patient Care.
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What's more, Solomon made news in March when he relaxed the company's dress code policy, making suits and ties optional.
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But it offers an interesting glimpse into how decades-old assumptions are sometimes used — perhaps incorrectly — in modern policy making.
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That appointment will be all the more important because of another part of Bolton's legacy, which has been to destroy the policy-making procedures of the National Security Council and circumvent the national security bureaucracy in general, and to make policy-making a more irregular and closely held game of maneuvering to influence the president.
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The federal government has typically tried to tread carefully when it comes to policy making around the epidemic of school shootings.
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English has been closely involved in policy-making in the Key government, having served as deputy prime minister and finance minister.
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In Taipei, Chiu Chui-cheng, deputy minister of Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council, said China should respect Taiwan's people.
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At its policy-making meeting Thursday, the ECB kept interest rates on hold and left its ultra-easy monetary policy unchanged.
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He is young, ambitious and an outspoken critic of Mrs Merkel's refugee policy, making him a tricky party leader for her.
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Which Scalia was happy to strike down in one of the most egregious examples of political policy-making in judicial history.
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Still, he expected economic policy-making to continue as normal because politicians could not risk further angering an already enraged public.
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The Fed is expected to announce the decision at the conclusion of a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee.
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The NNPC has been criticised for managing commercial, policy making and regulatory activities, which analysts say has exacerbated corruption and mismanagement.
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In response to comments made in the meeting, Taiwan's China policy-making body reiterated its desire for China to resume talks.
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Sessions decried what he called "judicial encroachment" – courts intruding, by his lights, on the policy-making prerogatives of the executive branch.
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There's virtually no chance of a rate hike at the Tuesday-Wednesday gathering of the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee.
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Rigorous discourse allows us to understand complex issues, analyze the trade-offs, and enter into policy-making decisions with detailed information.
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Suzanne Gordon is the author of The Battle for Veterans Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy-Making and Patient Care.
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Not long after that, Instagram released an overhaul of its self-harm policy, making those images less visible on the platform.
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"Any individual running as prime minister would have to compose with a diverse coalition, which will undermine policy-making," she said.
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The staff secretary position is not a high-profile post, but it can be an influential one in internal policy-making.
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They could, however, have more success pushing for diversity on the policy-making committee, which includes no black or Hispanic members.
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A spokesman for WADA said Mr. Reedie's continuing role as one of 98 I.O.C. members was not a policy-making one.
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With political power and policy-making authority concentrated in the presidency, no immediate change in the nation's foreign policy was expected.
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The NEC was formally created in 1993 to coordinate the economic policy-making process and provide economic advice to the president.
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Let us count the ways: — Implanting a husband in the center of White House policy-making is just a bad idea.
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His research examines the impact of policy making, implementation and judicial interpretation on employment and earnings outcomes among people with disabilities.
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Abu Firas became a spokesman for the Nusra Front and was also a member of the group's policy-making Shura Council.
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A member of UMNO's policy-making Supreme Council, Irmohizam Ibrahim, said Najib's deals with China have stoked concerns among party leaders.
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Investors expect a third 0.25 percentage point increase at the Fed's final policy-making meeting of the year, in mid-December.
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"It makes complete sense to be at the policy making table than to be on the outside," Ms. Lawrence-Samuel said.
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Among scientists, understandably, there is growing fear that fact-based decision making is losing its seat at the policy-making table.
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The Fed's policy-making committee, the Federal Open Market Committee, has 17 members, 10 of whom cast votes on monetary policy.
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In the Trump administration, to an unprecedented degree, economic policy making is largely being handed over to people with Goldman ties.
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Ms. Yellen demurred when asked directly whether the Fed planned to raise rates at its next policy-making meeting, in March.
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Republicans skeptical of Mr. Trump say the senator has not done enough to challenge the president on matters of policy making.
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Months wound by, with Giuliani amping up his foreign meddling, and injecting himself directly into policy-making in countries like Ukraine.
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Doing so will not only protect the American people; it will reaffirm the crucial role of Congress in foreign policy making.
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Suzanne Gordon is the author of The Battle for Veterans' Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy-Making and Patient Care.
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Incremental progress is part of the journey toward betterment, which has deep scientific roots in evidence-based practice and policy making.
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This system encourages irresponsible policy-making as well as endless finger-pointing over the growing gap between federal spending and revenues.
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This should return the State Department to its rightful seat at the table of the national security policy-making process. 4.
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She would be an unusual choice for the senior diplomatic post as she has no prior political or policy-making experience.
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I would argue on certain areas, their quality of policy making, given the interests of their people, is higher than ours.
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Ontario created an anti-trafficking office in 2016 and has created an advisory roundtable for survivors to contribute to policy-making efforts.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on Nov. 2.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on Dec. 14.
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That — along with a rollback of Trump's outrageous tax cuts in Congress — is the kind of bold policy-making we should champion.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on April 27.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on March 20.
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It's time to say it out loud: a generation of I-got-mine policy-making has failed -- failed miserably, completely and overwhelmingly.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on June 15.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on March 16.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on July 27.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on Sept. 21.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued on May 1 after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on Feb. 1.
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The conflicting investment trend comes after the Federal Reserve made an about face on its tightening policy, making risk assets more attractive.
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A feminist government ensures that a gender equality perspective is brought into policy-making on a broad front, both nationally and internationally.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on Dec. 16.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on March 15.
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"If women are more visible in public and wider policy making, then the whole power dynamic will start changing," Kabir points out.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on Jan. 27.
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"This is good for the Gulf; it will be a rich period for policy-making," says Nasser Saidi, an economist in Dubai.
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That 2-1 ratio hasn't gotten factored into federal policy-making, in part because no federal agency is reliably doing the counting.
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Related: Google was recently fingered by a US watchdog for spending millions funding academic research to to influence opinion and policy making.
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Still, sound policy making by the Fed requires answering to conditions as they are, not as policy makers might wish they were.
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Difficult party dynamics could result in a protracted period of negotiation prior to the formation of a government, and hamper policy-making.
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And policy-making authority here is concentrated in the presidency, limiting the legislature's influence on relations with the North and other countries.
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Huge pro-democracy protests in late 2014 brought parts of the city to a standstill and hindered policy-making and legislative work.
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Five simple areas of policy-making can ensure the Federal government is a partner to this ongoing transition to sustainable energy supplies.
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The remarks reinforce expectations that the Fed will not raise its benchmark interest rate when its policy-making committee meets on Sept.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on May 3.
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Technocratic policy-making delivered relative prosperity and security for the majority, and many voters found the rationalist rhetoric of mainstream politicians credible.
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Two-thirds of the 15 senators age 50 or younger are Republicans, and this group is notably focused on creative policy making.
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For the last decade, policy-making in Washington was all about "grand bargains" and this was the approach Democrats took on immigration.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's policy-making arm, will release the minutes from its Oct. 31-Nov.
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Women's experiences are complex and vary widely, so we should expect that they bring a nuanced perspective to the policy-making table.
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If health, prosperity and dignity were driving policy making, lawmakers would be looking for ways to increase Medicaid coverage, not destroy it.
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Fed officials are now prohibited from speaking about monetary policy for 10 days before a policy-making meeting, rather than one week.
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But we were a committed team of experts effective at our mission of promoting science and technology considerations into foreign policy-making.
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With no representation in Congress, residents like Mr. Storer have been left feeling as if they have little say in policy making.
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Most Communists never set foot in party headquarters, laid eyes on a Central Committee member, or were privy to policy-making sessions.
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Neal E. Boudette ECONOMY The Federal Reserve's policy-making committee is not likely to make policy when it meets Tuesday and Wednesday.
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She is widely respected and credited for both steady policy making and pushing reforms such as the independence of the central bank.
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Perhaps it's beginning to dawn on the president that today's Republican Party is designed for maximal obstruction and minimal constructive policy making.
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But Western intelligence experts and Russian sources familiar with policy-making in the Kremlin say the West must stay on its guard.
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These are the proverbial "three men in a room" who hold a death grip on policy-making power in New York State government.
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Business leaders have come to realize they would need to work with Lopez Obrador as the final arbiter of regulations and policy-making.
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Starbucks recently changed its happy hour policy, making the deals available only to those who are signed up for the chain's reward program.
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Increasing transparency in Congress allows our constituents to have a front-row seat to legislating and policy making, and that's a good thing.
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Still, the wage gap is concerning, according to the researchers, because staffers have substantial influence within policy making and information processing in Congress.
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At every turn, the president's efforts to manage the economy, market and currency have been undercut by global headwinds and haphazard policy making.
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In the Trump White House, Pence serves as a chief advocate for religious conservatives, making sure they have a voice in policy-making.
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The involvement of women in the climate movement, for example, has led to better policy making and spurred solutions like clean solar cookstoves.
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Foreign policy-making has become more bellicose and more opaque, and this makes new Russian military adventures more likely, some Western officials say.
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So far, almost all the conversation and policy-making around climate change has focused on austerity — some mix of sacrifice and grudging duty.
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"We work with them to generate… knowledge but also to spread the information we are producing and to inform policy making," she added.
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ESAs exist at the crossroads of psychology, handicapped rights, and public policy, making them an awkward subject for any one of the above.
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Specific recommendations include: Government agencies need to invite (and recruit) technical experts into senior-level policy-making discussions that involve AI-enabled products.
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Krugman writes that the report is not just "embarrassing" and "horrifying," but could damage the progressive movement's reputation for evidence-based policy-making.
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It also depends critically on confidence in the outlook for China, Chinese policy-making, and Chinese yuan-denominated assets, which is currently changeable.
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Despite a seemingly growing defiance toward institutions, governments and elected officials, the report highlights the critical role of public services and policy-making .
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The official told NBC News that Gorka has had no direct policy making role and was sidelined by National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster.
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THE members of the Federal Reserve's monetary-policy making committee have been desperate to hike rates, often, for most of the past year.
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Issues like health care and climate change are energizing the Democratic electorate, but not every candidate shares the same approach to policy-making.
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Liberal progressive politics will survive the populist resurgence only if liberal progressives give up their claim to moral superiority and elitist policy making.
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It's an idea that has a long lineage in economic thought but has been barely discussed in mainstream policy-making circles until recently.
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In a statement after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, the Fed painted a mixed picture of the American economy.
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The cut-off date for the ECB's economic forecasts is usually three weeks before they are presented to the policy-making Governing Council.
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"Nobody senior knew the guy and he had no access to the policy-making process" said Eric Phillips, a spokesman for the mayor.
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More accurate Latinx representation in the census leads to better representation in policy making, federal funding, and protection from discrimination for the community.
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It could also ban "revolving door" appointments of industry officials to policy making posts and impose other rules to prevent conflicts of interest.
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It's a classic not only on Barack Obama's mind and the world situation today, but also about the act of foreign policy making.
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But if you're not, the best thing you can do to reduce carbon emissions is to get involved in politics and policy-making.
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By incorporating rigorous analyses into their legislative and executive budget guidance, both states have demonstrated an ongoing commitment to research-based policy making.
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Since 2014, when three women took policy making roles, none has been among the seven appointments of Fed bank presidents or Fed governors.
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Yet in doing so he has not only flouted traditional policy-making machinery but, in some cases, opened the way for legal challenges.
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Beijing has said it would maintain its proactive fiscal stance and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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It is not surprising that party leaders yield from time to time to those clamoring for a more significant role in policy making.
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It's too soon to say whether the pilot programs could help pave the way for policy making at the state or national level.
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But if recent history is any guide, we may be about to embark on an erratic and volatile period for economic policy-making.
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Comments from top policy-making bodies raised investor fears that Beijing will slow the pace of policy easing after some signs of stabilization.
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The unusual move has left career employees on edge about Tillerson's reorganization of the entire agency and what it might mean for policy making.
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Recent economic data — including strong GDP prints — have prompted Fed's policy-making arm to defend its three increases to the overnight rate this year.
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The Federal Open Market Committee — the central bank's policy-making arm — kept its benchmark overnight lending rate target at 0.5 percent to 0.75 percent.
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And he could top that up with disaster-relief spending after the quakes, say government and ruling party officials involved in the policy-making.
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But the push from Mr. Ryan, who has tended in his incipient speakership to yield policy making to committee leaders, was meaningful to supporters.
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Making such promises runs against our party's best traditions of evidence-based policy making and undermines our reputation as the party of responsible arithmetic.
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EU officials privately say this primacy of politics over laws reduced the relevance of EU fiscal rules in policy-making of euro zone countries.
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European leaders will discuss further integration of the economies and policy-making of the 19 countries sharing the euro at a summit in June.
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Martin Gilens of Princeton University and Benjamin I. Page of Northwestern University found that in policy-making, views of ordinary citizens essentially don't matter.
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Ivanka Trump used her convention speech to wade into policy, making a case to women by arguing for paid maternity leave and equal pay.
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" Suzanne Gordon is the author of the new book "The Battle for Veterans' Healthcare: Dispatches from the Frontlines of Policy Making and Patient Care.
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President-elect Trump must immediately bring active deterrence into our foreign policy, making it clear to the world that America is under new management!
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"This is not good public policy making," Australian Bankers Association Chief Executive Anna Bligh told the ABC, saying banks should not be singled out.
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"He's never been involved in policy making or party building or the normal things a candidate would do," said Jon Seaton, a Republican strategist.
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Congress should pass bipartisan legislation that addresses this problem head-on rather than calling for more heedless, uninformed policy-making than we already have.
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"Urjit Patel's appointment provides continuity to the monetary policy-making, especially around inflation targeting," said Nilesh Shah, managing director of Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund.
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Stanley Reed ECONOMY The Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise its benchmark interest rate when its policy-making committee meets on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mommsen outlined a "cumulative radicalization" of the Nazi state in which Hitler functioned as a "weak dictator," ceding policy-making to competing bureaucratic agencies.
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"I've been very keen to keep the bureau out of the policy making business," he said during a rare open House Intelligence Committee hearing.
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There are no blacks or Hispanics among the 17 officials on the Fed's policy-making committee of 12 regional bank presidents and five governors.
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We cheer when we see a room with more than a modicum of female officials trying to make sure women's experiences inform policy-making.
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Most importantly, progress asks for those in power to approach mentorship and policy-making with open doors, to cultivate a safe and inclusive space.
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Critics say parliamentarians will not risk defying their leader over policy making for fear of being cut from the lists in the next ballot.
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And she says that there is a revolving door between Wall Street and the highest levels of economic policy-making and regulation in Washington.
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So being prepared for what comes as challenges for policy making in the next year or so is very important for us in 2018.
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The swamp that is being drained is the one inhabited by wonkish technocrats who have devoted their careers to the details of policy-making.
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But in 15 months, someone on that stage may have to drag the meat of good intentions into the sausage factory of policy-making.
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Indeed, if historians were as removed from the process of policy-making as this rhetoric suggests, then their culpability would be minimal at best.
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He knows you have to embrace the career staff, include them in the policy making process and ask for their thoughts on key questions.
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"Never do we allow any of those considerations to affect the government and policy-making decisions," de Blasio said, according to the news outlet.
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Worst of all, it intensifies the chilling effect on thinking and policy making within China, discouraging experimentation and innovation when it is urgently needed.
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Zach Wichter Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, has taken the mystery out of this week's meeting of the Fed's policy-making committee.
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The flurry of policy making at the state level is a response to the void at the federal one, advocates and policy makers say.
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If the Democrats retain the White House while the Republicans maintain their grip on Congress, neither party will be able to dominate Washington policy making.
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But these measures can be viewed as an important, needed first step after the policy-making pendulum has been swinging against America's workers for decades.
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The 10-year benchmark bond yield IN071728G=CC has risen by 50 basis points to 4.613 percent since the last policy-making meeting in August.
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Good Fed policy-making will be in force when the Fed stops using a policy framework that has equilibrium at the center of the analysis.
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In April, the Trump administration rolled out a modification of its international arms sale policy making it easier to sell U.S. made weapons to allies.
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On Tuesday, Taylor told lawmakers that Trump's administration had established an "irregular, informal channel of U.S. policy-making" that ran counter to stated diplomatic goals.
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A career diplomat and fluent Japanese speaker, he has also served as China's ambassador in Tokyo and head of China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office.
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This currency move would not be the first time that the Trump administration has ignored established policy-making protocols to carry out the president's directives.
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Comments from top policy-making bodies raised investor fears that Beijing will slow the pace of policy easing after some signs of stabilization in China.
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"The actual election results don't change that much, Turkey still faces huge economic challenges based around a loss of confidence in policy making," he said.
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The new Governor may also find setting monetary policy making more challenging once the Federal Reserve commences its normalization of U.S. interest rates, Ng warned.
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The publication of the research about human migration comes at a poignant time, with government immigration policy making headlines in Australia and around the world.
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The bill is called the Space Leadership Preservation Act, and it's designed to give Congress more direct power over NASA's projects and policy-making processes.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank pledged on Wednesday to improve its information disclosure as part of steps to make its policy-making process more transparent.
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Having removed voters from the picture, policy-making becomes a battle between conservative activists and liberal technocrats, with the business community often serving as tiebreaker.
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Turkey and the West continue to learn from one another – and this dynamic continues to inform domestic and foreign policy making in modern day Turkey.
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So what we [the nightlife community] really need to do is make sure that we are so well connected, that we can influence policy making.
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It turns out she was shut out from real policy making and from having great influence on the president very, very early in his presidency.
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Also on Tuesday, the Education Ministry announced that it was firing the official, Na Hyang-wook, who was in charge of its policy-making bureau.
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If the Trump view of trade finds purchase at the top tables of global policy-making it would indeed be big, and very bad news.
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And with both the presidency and Congress, the party could go on a binge of policy making, much as it did in 2009 and 2010.
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Caucuses "can coordinate across party lines and bring adversarial groups together," wrote Susan Webb Hammond in her 28500 book, Congressional Caucuses in National Policy Making.
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There is "much more scrutiny on policy makers for their economic policy-making," said Mark Williams, chief Asia economist for Capital Economics, based in London.
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Future women engineers, scientists and mathematicians will create new ideas, products and technologies in the 21st century, and lead new businesses, industries and policy making.
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In a normal White House a deputy chief of staff for policy could be a powerful figure, controlling the policy-making process inside the building.
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Regular research papers from RBA staff do not necessarily express the views of the policy-making board, but are often discussed at its monthly meetings.
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This involves not only updating programs for the modern world, but also righting the balance between legislative policy-making and those who carry it out.
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The document makes clear that "America First" is more than just a campaign slogan but now a guiding force in the US's foreign policy making.
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He will be expected to coordinate policy-making agencies, manage competing voices and act as Mr. Trump's main adviser, and perhaps arbiter, on foreign policy.
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Spokesman Judd Deere in a statement earlier this week said "the policy making process is not stalled" and pitched Friday's meeting as a step forward.
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" On Monday morning, Laura Ingraham tweeted that doctors "should not be the determinative voices in policy making now or at the end of 15 days.
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It seems that the swamp being drained is the one inhabited by wonkish technocrats who have devoted their careers to the details of policy making.
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The reform agenda could lose momentum if political and religious frictions become a distraction from economic policy-making as the presidential elections of 2019 approach.
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These methods include adherence to principles of analytic rigor which preclude policy proscription, and focuses on descriptive and predictive intelligence products for policy-making customers.
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The full Judicial Conference, a 27-member policy-making arm of the federal courts led by Roberts, would ultimately decide what changes should be made.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policy-making meeting on December 11.
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The good news is that prohibitions that have been holding out support for medical cannabis policy can now let science guide their policy making decisions.
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Indeed, his initial forays into social and economic policy making raise an uncomfortably raw question: Was his appeal to the troubled working class a con?
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I've been living here for a while and can see the policy-making system in China is very different from what we have in Taiwan.
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"This tax bill demonstrates, once again, the total collapse of all and any rigor around the policy making process in the GOP congress," Schmidt said.
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While responsible policy making in the real world is inherently messy, it is also essential that we challenge every assumption to find the best option.
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Policy-making in the last decade has prompted the private sector to invest in both renewable energy and technology to improve fuel efficiency, Obama said.
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Still, a surge of support for the ultra-religious parties could drain away votes from mainstream groups and potentially give Islamists leverage in policy-making.
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Recent crackdowns on foreign companies, particularly leading online retailers such as Walmart (WMT) and Amazon (AMZN), have led many to question India's unpredictable policy-making.
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What's hard in this area is tech is so dominant in our life that it is sort of the ultimate in ad hoc policy making.
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One of the Indian government's biggest banner projects has become a glaring example of all that can go wrong with policy making in this country.
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A call for greater scientific literacy in the public and policy making echoed through Saturday's March for Science in Washington and satellite events around the world.
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An Fengshan, a spokesman for China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office, told a regular news conference the Taiwan issue was about China's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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The chief justice also heads the Judicial Conference of the US -- the policy making body for the federal courts — and has defended his fellow jurists before.
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The latest rate hike then represents a notch closer Asked Wednesday whether his ideas had changed about neutral, Powell said policy making is an evolving process.
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But Lacker is not a voting member of the Fed's policy-making board this year, and markets have all but priced out a move next month.
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Recent economic data — including strong GDP and employment prints — have prompted Fed's policy-making arm to defend its three increases to the overnight rate this year.
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" But U.S. policy toward Ukraine was split into what Taylor described as "two channels of U.S. policy-making and implementation, one regular and one highly irregular.
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Boot has advised prominent Republicans like John McCain and Mitt Romney — and he has been watching White House foreign policy-making for more than 20 years.
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Demonstrators, many tech workers among them, turned out in an estimated 600 cities around the world to rally for science and its role in policy-making.
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The looming question as Fed officials gather on Tuesday and Wednesday for their first policy-making meeting of 2016 is how long that pause will last.
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"Vucic will now be distanced from everyday policy-making and executive affairs and will have to rely on a proxy," Eurasia Group wrote on March 30.
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These major judicial changes will reduce the role of unelected administrative agencies in policy-making, and thus restore the authority of Congress to make the laws.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, the island's top China policy-making body, said it had expressed deep regret and a strong protest to China at the move.
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Just as the Supreme Court will be picked by the Heritage Foundation, policy-making will almost certainly be ceded to the Tea Party in the House.
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A self-declared moderate, Urzua blamed his exit on policy "extremism," unspecified conflicts of interest among high officials, uninformed policy-making and interference in ministry appointments.
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But the IMF has warned that the programme is at risk from the continued influence of vested interests on policy-making and within state-run companies.
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Shortening a rigorous policy making process in order to speed up wartime deployments is about as close to operating on auto-pilot as one can be.
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"Our goal is to be decisive, to nominate new commissioners in the new commission," he added, referring to the powerful body that oversees EU policy-making.
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These include a nationwide debate with citizens on ecological, fiscal and institutional questions, the results of which he says will feed into the policy-making process.
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"There will be a seat at the policy making and policy delivery table for you," he told a conference on the future of financing at Bloomberg.
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A look at another long-ago healthcare debate offers lessons about how we can improve politics, process, and policy-making today, well beyond that recurring issue.
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The central bank's policy-making committee is not expected to raise interest rates, and the Fed's chairwoman, Janet L. Yellen, will not hold a news conference.
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Demagogic discourse and fact-free policy making have become the norm under the GOP, threatening both our material well-being and the health of our democracy.
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Without Steve Bannon sitting on his shoulder in a devil's costume, he has ceded most of the policy-making to cabinet members and Capitol Hill Republicans.
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The measure would fit with Orban's style of unorthodox policy making, which has seen specific, mostly foreign-owned business sectors, targeted with special taxes and regulation.
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Law also continued for several years to serve in Vatican dicasteries, or policy-making committees, including the Congregation for Bishops, which recommends appointments to the pope.
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He said that the call reaffirmed fears expressed by Fiona Hill, Trump's former top Russia expert, about a "parallel process" regarding U.S. policy making towards Ukraine.
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It is also critical that these pro-life protections survive challenge under the Senate's Byrd Rule, which strictly limits policy-making provisions on a budget bill.
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First, the president and Congress must begin a steady devolvement of power from DC to the states, where most policy-making power—especially on education—resides.
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This decision presents an obstacle to the burgeoning movement to create state APCDs—repositories of healthcare claims data intended to help advance policy making and analysis.
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Per Xinhua, he stressed that China will inject more resources into research, industrial development and policy making in order to achieve breakthroughs in information technologies. 2.
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Since the modern foreign-policy-making bureaucracy was created in the National Security Act of 1947, foreign policy has become increasingly centralized in the White House.
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In both cases, the policy — a tariff — has altered the political power of various actors, which will, in turn, shape the policy-making landscape going forward.
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"We hope this will inspire other city councils and state legislatures across the country to start doing reasonable and rational policy making around guns," he said.
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And the modernizers around Ms. Merkel argued that conservatism is not necessarily a bulletpoint list of tangible policy issues, but rather a method of policy making.
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Nick Wingfield ECONOMY The Federal Reserve is expected to raise its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee.
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Attorney General Bill Barr emphasized that this wasn't a policy-making workshop, but the panels still hinted at which arguments the US government finds most compelling.
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It's almost like after more than a decade of high-level government economic policy making, you feel a sense of urgency to recount what you've learned.
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This also ties into an increasing academic literature, recently explored in a Century Foundation report showing that barriers to turnout skew policy-making toward the healthy.
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"I don't think there will be radical changes in German economic policy if the FDP replaces him," said one official close to euro zone policy-making.
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Markets generally embrace conviction and run away from indecision — which is what many see in the policy making of some of the large central banks these days.
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"The central bank seems to convey the idea that China conducts a dynamic policy making process," Commerzbank analysts Hao Zhou and Lutz Karpowitz wrote in a note.
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They have not had the wherewithal to reform an outdated colonial bureaucracy in desperate need of stronger policy-making, public engagement and communication skills in today's world.
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Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said the first flight back, on Monday, had one passenger confirmed to be affected and three others who had fevers.
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"Domestically the situation has been challenging ... it has been making policy-making very difficult," Kganyago told a news conference after the bank released its Monetary Policy Review.
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"What is available for the ECB towards a specific country is OMT," Draghi told a press conference after a meeting of the ECB's policy-making Governing Council.
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The main factors that could lead to positive action, individually or collectively, are: - Implementation of credible and coherent macroeconomic policy-making that improves Mongolia's basic economic stability.
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However, sterling rose after the decision with the dissenting voice at the central bank failing to fall in line with the rest of the policy making committee.
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Mr. Dudley, its president since 2009, serves as vice chairman of the Fed's policy-making committee and is the only regional reserve president with a permanent vote.
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Under Zhou, the central bank gained more influence in the policy-making process, but it still lacks the independence of institutions such as the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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October 30: Two committees of the Judicial Conference (the policy-making arm of the federal judiciary) hold a public hearing on possible changes in the complaint system.
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Most of all, what the Gospel of Brandeis offers is a conviction that fact-based analysis and enlightened policy-making can help to set the world right.
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Taking antitrust policy-making away from the courts and rooting it back in Congress and regulatory agencies must also be a core part of neo-Brandeisian reforms.
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This week's proposal would forbid employees or decision-makers of any antidoping agency to have simultaneous policy-making ties to the I.O.C. or any other sports organization.
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All told, 26 states as well as the District of Columbia currently have some form of initiative or referendum, allowing citizens to directly engage in policy making.
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The effort has been quiet, but nonetheless coordinated and precise: In many states, particularly conservative ones, preemption law has rendered left-leaning local policy-making largely impotent.
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The group, which wants the Fed to extend its economic stimulus program, will meet with the policy-making committee at the Jackson Hole conference, which opens today.
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Ms. Park has been accused of letting Ms. Choi, a private citizen with no security clearance or background in policy making, advise her on crucial state affairs.
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Asking Christian conservatives to accept a Clinton presidency is asking them to cooperate not only with pro-abortion policy-making, but also their own legal-cultural isolation.
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Four million people commented in favor of the regulations in the FCC's policy-making process — the highest amount of public participation in the history of the agency.
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Mr. Kelly has also greatly empowered Rob Porter, the White House Staff secretary — a Harvard graduate and Rhodes Scholar — to rationalize the administration's tangled policy-making process.
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Experts close to Congress have identified one other area of possible policy-making: more leeway for states that wish to manage their insurance markets in experimental ways.
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China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office reiterated its opposition to the bill last week, saying the DPP was trying to "blatantly reverse over" democracy and increase enmity.
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This regular channel of U.S. policy-making has consistently had strong, bipartisan support both in Congress and in all administrations since Ukraine's independence from Russia in 1991.
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The Saez-Zucman paper describes a wealth tax as a means of reducing wealth concentration needed because of such concentration's effect on democratic institutions and policy-making.
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It won't be simple to navigate the changes this will bring for policy-making and business models, but I'm optimistic we can all rise to this challenge.
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But President Trump's erratic approach to policy making and his focus on one issue — North Korea's nuclear weapons program — are creating anxiety and confusion in the region.
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Ms. Park was accused of leaking secret government documents to Ms. Choi, who did not have security clearance and had no experience in government or policy making.
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After its first policy making meeting of the year, the Fed said on Wednesday that its economic outlook remained essentially unchanged since its previous meeting in December.
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Roy also pointed out that while Pompeo's work at the CIA keeps him deeply informed about what's happening, it doesn't necessarily equip him with policy making experience.
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The short videos allow each candidate to speak personally about how gun violence has impacted their role as a public servant or shaped their policy-making process.
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Their overall scheme—using campaign contributions to worm their way into legislative and presidential policy-making for personal gain—isn't actually that remarkable in American politics today.
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She was recently appointed to her left-wing party's central committee, the top policy-making body, a position she wants to use to achieve change for women.
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Delegates in the policy making body of the ABA passed Resolution 115 in a vote on Monday at the 2020 ABA mid-year meeting in Austin, Texas.
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The core Republican problem is this: The Republicans can't run policy-making from the White House because they have a marketing guy in charge of the factory.
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"Today there is a Turkey with an independent foreign policy, making operations for its own national security without looking for permission from anyone," he said in London.
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"We can't rule out the chance the BOJ may incur red ink ... but short-term fluctuations in the BOJ's revenues won't disrupt our policy-making," he said.
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But like Kushner, Bannon has never worked in government or at a policy-making institute and has no meaningful experience when it comes to getting legislation passed.
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Such a group would have as many as a dozen strategists, and could help to centralize policy-making on some topics by Mr. Bannon and Mr. Kushner.
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Guzman, a young academic and protégé of Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, is a debt restructuring expert, though has little hands-on experience in policy making.
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The IMF believes such economic growth and primary surplus assumptions are unrealistic in the case of Greece where policy-making institutions are weak and productivity is low.
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Now they are back to making the same complaint they lodged against Obama: Policy making is too ad hoc and wouldn't some simpler "grand strategy" be nice.
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Kilimci resigned from a policy-making position at Turkey's central bank in August, after which he served as a board member at the Development Bank of Turkey.
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Both allies and adversaries are quietly astounded that a kingdom once obsessed with stability has acquired such a taste for assertive - some would say impulsive - policy-making.
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But such statements, while welcome, do not constitute a full-bodied foreign policy, and Mr Trump appears to have little grasp of the painstaking processes policy-making entails.
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Some economists have warned, however, that the city could face pressure from rising borrowing costs and increasing tensions with Beijing that could threaten stability and impede policy-making.
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However, political advertising doesn't leave much room for official communication with our constituents, communication that could inform the policy-making process and move us forward as a nation.
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Sentiment was also muted on Monday after the South China Morning Post reported China's policy-making committee will pursue structural changes to its economy, rather than add stimulus.
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Fitch believes such frictions could make economic policy-making slower and more challenging, which may ultimately affect investment and deter demand for both industrial land and residential property.
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One senior official involved with government policy-making on gold said there has been no discussion on import curbs but that supply has gone up through "unofficial channels".
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Yet the differences are potentially crucial, especially in their approach to policy making, and that could mean the next four years are quite different from the previous eight.
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In a blog post Monday, Ford Autonomous Vehicles CEO Sherif Marakby said that its Washington, D.C., presence should encourage government acceptance and better policy-making around autonomous vehicles.
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Luckily, there are solutions, most of which don't involve legislation or policy-making from Washington, D.C., but do require commitment from the Hispanic and the healthcare communities alike.
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The study comes amid a growing body of academic work on the edge of political science and economics that examines the relationship between corporate actors and policy making.
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After Greece exits its bailout it will regain full sovereignty in fiscal policy-making, submitting only to less detailed creditor scrutiny in what is called post-program surveillance.
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For now, analysts said the second-largest economy in Southeast Asia looks set to face a political gridlock that could hinder policy-making and hurt the Thai economy.
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But experts agree that the study's findings will be helpful for those involved in urban planning or policy-making in an effort to slow and mitigate climate change.
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Last week, Rimsevics took part in a meeting of the ECB's policy-making Governing Council for the first time in a year after obtaining permission from Latvian prosecutors.
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Those concerns outweigh Flynn's Fourth Amendment privacy rights and are symptomatic of the general state of foreign policy making at the White House, which appears to be adrift.
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Not enough change Prior to bin Salman's rapid rise to power in recent years, Saudi Arabia's largely fundamentalist clergy held considerable sway over policy-making in the kingdom.
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Issenberg fleshes out the idea that Congress could effectively transfer its interstate policy-making powers to the states by giving them a blank check to write these compacts.
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When Jim Kolbe, a gay congressman from Arizona, addressed the convention in 2000, he spoke about trade policy, making no mention of being gay or of gay rights.
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Total employed in the US: 104,200What they do, according to O*NET: Operations research analysts apply mathematical modeling to develop decision-making, policy-making, or other managerial strategies.
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The protesters, who want the Fed to extend its economic stimulus campaign, are scheduled to meet on Thursday with eight members of the central bank's policy-making committee.
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And it will lead to worse policy-making down the road, since prosperity means building on things we do well, not obsessing over the things that we've lost.
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"The potential impersonation of hundreds of thousands of Americans in order to influence the policy-making process should concern everyone — especially the FCC," said press secretary Amy Spitalnick.
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The Fed's policy-making committee indicated after its most recent meeting, this month, that it now expected to raise rates by about half a percentage point this year.
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The central bank's worries were evident in a summary published Thursday of deliberations by the central bank's policy-making body, the Governing Council, at its meeting last month.
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Congress and the Judicial Conference, the national policy-making body for the federal courts, should take steps to fix the problem and ensure access to DOB in PACER.
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But any fair conversation about austerity must reckon with a complex reality: There are great divergences between the rhetoric of policy-making and the actual spending of money.
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Instead, they demanded that Ms. Park cede some of her presidential policy-making power, especially in economic and other domestic issues, to a prime minister recommended by Parliament.
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The Fed's policy-making committee, which meets on Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington, is struggling to understand why inflation remains weak despite steady job growth and low unemployment.
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One major hindrance to sound policy making is the fact that there are few experts in place to do the work; many senior national security positions remain unfilled.
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As the well-financed Pied Piper of the alt-right Breitbart crowd, Mr. Bannon at the pinnacle of White House policy making was a nightmare come to life.
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Buchanan's plan failed, and he learned a tough lesson from this foray into policy making: If the majority demands services such as free public schools, politicians will acquiesce.
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First, there is the fact that she is the only woman in American history to hold one of the three major policy-making positions in the federal government.
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The EU is the world's largest trading bloc but it often fails to speak with one voice on foreign policy because its policy-making requires consensus among members.
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He wants better ties with China to help boost Taiwan's economy, and visited China last year, meeting with senior officials in charge of policy-making toward the island.
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The mad scramble Trump set off on Wednesday was just the latest chaotic chapter in the chaotic policy-making on trade issues that has defined the Trump administration.
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It's a chance for the former vice president to underscore what separates him from his Democratic rivals: Decades of experience at the center of American foreign policy-making.
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Instead, they arise from a belief that this move will rob the policy-making process of a particular kind of expertise and, worse, contribute to insularity and bias.
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The policy-making Monetary Board hiked the overnight borrowing rate to 4.0 percent, following up on rate increases of 25 basis points in May and again in June.
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For Mr. Ryan, 46, the vote was a formality, affirming his role as the steward of conservative policy making in the age of President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Since then, the Fed has been back to its policy making based on what some model builders derisively call a "kitchen sink" of judgmental and structural model forecasting.
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With all the arduous, and often bewildering, U.S. policy-making regarding to South Asia, Afghanistan is one country that doesn't seem to be off the radar one bit.
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China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office reiterated its opposition to the bill this week too, saying the DPP was trying to "blatantly reverse over" democracy and increase enmity.
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Soon, Italian politicians will start negotiations to form a new government, but it is clear that both M5S and Lega will have a strong presence in policy-making.
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"It amounts to a corporate takeover of the agency, in its decision- and policy-making functions," said Robert Weissman, the president of Public Citizen, a government watchdog group.
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At the Federal Open Market Committee, its key policy-making body, financial stability rarely came up before 2012 but has come up at 27 of 39 meetings since.
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But the idea is strongly opposed by the rest of the Fed's board, which argues that rules are helpful as references, but that policy making ultimately requires discretion.
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The Keynesian Consensus was as good as its name, with figures who were seen as extremely conservative subscribing to essentially same philosophy of economic policy-making as liberals.
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The strength of the January jobs report — including faster wage growth — suggests the Fed's policy-making committee still could raise rates as soon at its next meeting in March.
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There is also broad, bipartisan consensus that it's unlikely to happen in 6.83 — largely because of the near paralysis in policy making that typically accompanies a presidential campaign season.
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"He's been in a policy-making role in Congress for the last 12 years but that mindset is definitely going to shift as he moves over," the official said.
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The Outlook revision was largely driven by increasing political risks to standards of governance and policy making, modest GDP growth expectations and a deterioration in the budget deficit forecast.
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Macron said proposals made during the debate will help build a new "contract for the nation" and influence government policy-making and France's stance on European and international issues.
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Now some of those complaints have been appealed to a conduct committee of the US Judicial Conference, the top policy-making arm of the third branch, overseen by Roberts.
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"Only then will the FCC and other agencies have the information they need to engage in smart and effective policy making necessary to ensure that all Americans are connected."
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As such, they have less in common with well-calculated national security policy than they do with policy making in countries split by deep ethnic, national, or religious divisions.
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President Bill Clinton also consciously chose to grant many aides direct access to the Oval Office with an irregular policy making process overseen by a weak chief of staff.
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Business leaders in the country are also confident that structural reforms are on the right track despite concerns that predictability in policy-making has diminished under the Duterte administration.
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We know the left has decided to go to war on this issue, and -- because they view the Supreme Court as a policy-making arm of the federal government.
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I mean, asking someone who is formally working in the policy-making community, the idea of that news anchor should be providing policy recommendations to the president is ludicrous.
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Whatever best fits your organisation (and the resources provided for policy making and management), a few principles apply: —Make sure that the structure is supported by appropriate, senior management.
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The technocratic bent of policy-making was so pronounced that Downing Street even set up a "nudge unit" that dreamed up ways of "nudging" citizens into improving their behaviour.
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Despite women's campaigns globally for proportionate representation in policy-making across society, the report found that little progress had been made at congresses over the five years it reviewed.
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Measured against other central banks governing single economies with decades - or even centuries - of history, the ECB's policy-making process was often slated for being slow, cumbersome, and inadequate.
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Ilmars Rimsevics, a member of the European Central Bank's policy-making governing council, was charged with soliciting and accepting a bribe, the Latvian Prosecutor General's office said on Thursday.
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Hong Kong authorities have maintained the peg even though that means reconciling sometimes divergent monetary policy-making pressures in the United States with the economic dynamics in mainland China.
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The sudden change of guard could impact policy-making and business confidence at a time of economic trouble, pushing the cash-strapped South Asian country even closer to Beijing.
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Federal actors should focus in the near-term on developing increasingly rich sets of data, consistent with consumer privacy, that can better inform policy-making as these technologies mature.
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There's Fed news this week as well, in the form of the minutes that will be released from the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee meeting earlier this month.
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Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said Taiwan and China had initially agreed to cooperate in investigating the Kenya case, but China had gone back on its word.
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She has not provided details about how a former president would fit into a policy-making role in his wife's administration, a position never before seen in American politics.
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But immigration is an arena in which courts generally give the feds far more latitude than the states, for the sake of national sovereignty and coherent, unified policy making.
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President Donald Trump has been offering blinding flashes of his policy-making methodology since before taking office, but in recent days he has described it in his own words.
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Political history — a specialization in elections and elected officials, policy and policy making, parties and party politics — was once a dominant, if not the dominant, pursuit of American historians.
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When Jim Kolbe, an openly gay congressman from Arizona, addressed the convention in 2000, he spoke about trade policy, making no mention of being gay or of gay rights.
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Benjamin Diokno said the policy-making Monetary Board will discuss a possible 25 basis point (bps) reduction in the key overnight reverse repurchase facility.
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In Taiwan, the China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said the government was firm in its conviction to protect Taiwan's "sovereign dignity" and the well-being of its people.
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Ayesha Khanna, co-founder and CEO of ADDO AI and co-author of Hybrid Reality, Singapore Fear: The lack of rational policy-making about artificial intelligence and unmanned systems.
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The greenback has lost 2.9 percent in value against a basket of other leading currencies since its March peak on doubts over U.S. President Donald Trump's policy making abilities.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a 30-year-old Bronx native of Puerto Rican descent, argued that the country needs a movement that takes American history into account in its policy-making.
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What remains to be seen is how effective the AfD will be in the opposition camp as it is faced with real-world policy making and its inherent complexities.
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That may improve relations with a select group of policy-making elites in Washington, but it would do little to serve the national interest of the public at-large.
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The Commission, governments and the parliament would pledge to abide by the results in policy-making, and even change EU treaties if such was the conclusion of the process.
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But those who know Mr. Mulvaney say that his absolutism will make it difficult for him to make the compromises that are inevitably necessary in the policy-making process.
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H.R. McMaster, the White House strategist Stephen K. Bannon was taken off a top policy-making committee and senior military and intelligence officials who had been downgraded were restored.
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The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles acts as the Church of Latter-Day Saints' policy-making body and ranks below the president of the church and his two counselors.
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"Maybe this moment was tailor-made for ballot measures as a critical form of policy making and protest," said Justine Sarver, executive director of the Ballot Initiative Strategy Center.
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She often describes how the country's big problems, from rising health-care costs to climate change, are connected to the influence of rich people and corporations on policy-making.
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"Sweden has a long history of consensus-based policy making and will know how to deal with an increasingly powerful far-right movement, as its neighbors did," she added.
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But the Fed will make a brief return to center stage on Tuesday and Wednesday, when officials gather in Washington for the first policy-making meeting of the year.
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The Fed policy-making body includes the 12 regional banks plus members of the Washington-based Fed board, which currently has three members, one of whom is a woman.
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The official side should be a space where as much politics as possible gets left behind, a place where data and testimony drive the policy-making that affect us all.
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Beyond the realm of economic policy-making, a Trump presidency, if carried out in the spirit of his campaign, would call into question much of the post-war geopolitical order.
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Instead of firing the guy, Walker simply whipped up a new policy making it legal for city workers to drink on the job—as long as they don't exceed a .
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The recent economic data helped the Fed's policy-making arm defend its increase to the federal funds rate in September – which was the such third quarter-point bump this year.
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As widely expected, the Federal Open Market Committee — the central bank's policy making arm — kept its benchmark overnight lending rate target at a range of 0.5 percent to 0.75 percent.
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Hong Kong authorities have unswervingly maintained the peg even though that meant reconciling sometimes divergent monetary policy-making pressures in the United States with the economic dynamics in mainland China.
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A record-breaking four million people commented in favor of network neutrality in the FCC's policy-making process — the highest amount of public participation in the history of the agency.
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While Ms. Merkel, as ever, insists on the need for a European solution to the migrant crisis, time is not on the side of the bloc's cumbersome policy-making apparatus.
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The Fed minutes of the July meeting released on Wednesday showed that the policy-making body discussed a 50-basis point cut, but most viewed that as mid-cycle adjustment.
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" Further, the economists argue that making this kind of claim undermines "our party's best traditions of evidence-based policy making and undermines our reputation as the party of responsible arithmetic.
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Few bankers, investors or lawyers interviewed for this article expect the stop-start process of recent years - characterized by fickle policy making, vested interests and high valuations – to disappear overnight.
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It would be interesting to be able to forecast what this would mean for policy making, and whether all policy issues would be reduced to these kinds of binary decisions.
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The Commission is one of the key bodies of European policy making but employees saw their work disrupted during Thursday afternoon due to a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
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He argues that this constitutes a form of identity theft, as well as a "potential corruption of the federal policy-making process," since it's an inaccurate representation of public opinion.
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The military's influence in domestic policy-making has expanded too, Russian analysts and Western officials say, with Putin seeking its views on everything from the digital economy to food security.
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His efforts to manage the economy, market and currency have been undercut at every turn by global headwinds and haphazard policy-making, Keith Bradsher reports in The New York Times.
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"While I understand that the commission wants to avoid anything controversial right before the elections, this is not good public policy making," German centre-right EU lawmaker Markus Ferber said.
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But Trump saved the best for last when he nominated Kathleen Hartnett White to lead the Council on Environmental Quality, a top environmental policy making role in the White House.
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Women's experience living with the consequences of policy decisions bring a different and much-needed perspective to our policy-making that improves the lives of all the people they serve.
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"As good as career professionals are, they won't be seen by some foreign interlocutors as close enough to White House equities to fully inform or advise policy-making," Kirby said.
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Political and social divisions have led to some legislative and policy-making paralysis and the stalling of major projects, including a cultural hub and high-speed rail link to China.
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Still, the tone was unmistakably dovish with minutes showing the policy-making committee discussed whether to ease at the meeting and agreed a move would likely be needed in time.
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Officials on the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee are of a mind to increase rates gradually in the coming years, after going nearly a decade without making a move.
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Long Mingbiao, a deputy minister at China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office, told reporters in Beijing that China welcomed Taiwan companies to come to the mainland to invest and develop.
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Advisers close to the process say Trump has appeared more comfortable in his Fed search than on other areas of policy-making, where he had little experience before becoming president.
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Scientists were alarmed that science may not drive policy-making under his leadership, said Bordelon, after Trump dismissed global warming as a hoax created by China to weaken U.S. business.
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As recently as last month, Hillary Clinton was still flogging the old talking point that the source of donations doesn't matter when it comes to political advocacy and policy making.
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The wide gap between Trump's boasts and reality is due largely to the fact that he's uninterested in the details of policy-making, yet demands a central role in negotiations.
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There is growing disquiet in Central and Eastern Europe that policy making in Brussels has been dominated by larger countries like France and Germany — particularly in the area of migration.
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Trump has governed with his "America First" agenda at the forefront of his policy making and had argued that the Paris Agreement placed "draconian" financial burdens on the American people.
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Tucked in the Swiss Alps, the World Economic Forum's annual Davos gathering brought together international political and business leaders for a dubious combination of luxury, discourse and global policy-making.
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After a meeting in Bonn, Germany, the global officials repeated a recommendation they made in August: that no antidoping decision maker hold a policy-making position within a sports organization.
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The Fed did not raise interest rates at its most recent policy-making meeting in March, and it said future rate increases would probably come more slowly than previously expected.
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This interpretation of the disenfranchisement clause had yet to be discussed by the ECB's policy-making Governing Council and it was likely to face opposition on legal and political grounds.
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China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office, in a statement carried by state media, said the DPP was seeking electoral gain from the move and creating enmity across the Taiwan Strait.
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While staff members monitor Mr. Trump's tweets, Mr. Trudeau said they were not a critical element of policy making, nor are the president's posts treated as a drop-everything priority.
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Powell and the fed are in dilemma on policy making, some signals on interests rate make investors doubt that the fed may lost it control over short-term interest rates.
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China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office, in a statement carried by state media, said the DPP was seeking electoral gain from the move and creating enmity across the Taiwan Strait.
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The source described the administration's policy process as amateurish, but that was not the only reason for Yun's decision as he was a career diplomat familiar with messy policy making.
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In announcing the decision after a two-day meeting of the Fed's policy-making committee, the central bank gave little indication that Mr. Trump's election had altered its economic outlook.
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"Given the risks to the outlook, I consider it appropriate for the Committee to proceed cautiously in adjusting policy," she said of the Fed's policy-making Federal Open Market Committee.
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According to the annual closed-door Central Economic Work Conference, China would maintain its proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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They recently pointed the way forward by co-authoring The Conservative Case for Carbon Dividends, which fuses the GOP's commitment to economically responsible policy making with a prudent climate solution.
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"President Trump's campaign commitment was to undo President Obama's entire climate edifice," said Myron Ebell, who worked on Mr. Trump's E.P.A. transition team but has no role in policy making.
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The giant vessels have lain beside the dock of the Mauá shipyard for two years, a glaring monument to the country's economic woes and to ambitious policy-making gone wrong.
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The uphill struggle to pass a "technical corrections" package for the three-months-old tax bill shows how dysfunctional Washington policy-making has gotten, said current and former Capitol Hill aides.
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" In congressional testimony on Tuesday, career diplomat Bill Taylor described a group comprising Sondland, Volker, Giuliani, and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry as "an irregular, informal channel of U.S. policy-making.
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But away from policy making and politics—and regardless of which model they believe works best—women in the sex industry all face the same stigma when it comes to healthcare.
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One reason to think this time could be different is that policy-making has in the past year shifted away from conservative bodies such as the finance ministry and central bank.
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The idea to involve the community in policy-making is a notable change, and one that could make people feel more involved with the definition of the rules, and therefore – perhaps!
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The organization measures "trends in policy-making" globally; it helped Facebook come up with a list of 20 issues to monitor for, including topics like abortion, guns, taxes and civil rights.
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But that approach could shift depending on the views of the new Fed vice chair and new president in New York, who serves as vice chair of the policy-making committee.
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Tillerson laid out his vision of how President Donald Trump's 'America First' policy meshes with foreign policy, making clear that it still reflected traditional priorities of national security and economic prosperity.
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The last few days have seen a flurry of gaffes, walk-backs, vague, sometimes conflicting statements and off-the-cuff policy making by President Donald Trump himself, Tillerson, Haley and Spicer.
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I see philosophers of science as public intellectuals who speak up for science, and rectify common misconceptions or uninformed judgments that may feed into political lobbies, agendas and ultimately policy-making.
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Abbasi, a case where the high court reversed the 2nd Circuit's decision and refused to grant a Bivens claim against policy-making officials involved in terror suspect detentions following 9/11.
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H.R. McMaster, who succeeded Michael Flynn as national security adviser, orchestrated the shake-up, undoing what had been described as an unprecedented attempt to politicize the country's top policy-making committee.
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" The result, Mr. Caruana contended, was the threat of a "loss of confidence in policy making" and "unrealistic expectations about growth and the ability of present policies to lift global growth.
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This is why the government should have followed normal policy-making procedures to convene a public back-and-forth before deciding to adopt what is in effect a binding national rule.
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"The media does a disservice to the American public and sound policy making by not informing the progress we've made," Wheeler said Monday at a luncheon at the National Press Club.
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That insecurity makes the job even less attractive to would-be candidates, and it discourages Speakers from thinking about long term policy-making or the health of Congress as an institution.
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People have derided Ms. Choi, who has no background in government or policy making, as an "ajumma," or homemaker, "from Gangnam," a Seoul district often associated with affluence and moral weakness.
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After a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, the Fed delivered the expected news that it would not adjust rates during the final days of a contentious presidential election.
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You don't necessarily even have to go out and kill rich people—if there was some plausible alternative out there, it would arguably have an impact on policy making at home.
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Moreover, both policy-making and potential industry interventions are being hindered by a lack of robust evidence, which in part stems from companies' unwillingness to share data about patterns of play.
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The fierce tribalism that has characterized debates over immigration, taxes and health care is now coloring policy-making during a coronavirus outbreak that threatens countless lives and local economies across nation.
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Among Mr. Kelly's immediate challenges: brokering peace between warring factions in the West Wing; plugging leaks about internal activities; establishing a disciplined policy-making process; and walling off the Russia investigations.
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After Greece exits its bailout in August it will regain full sovereignty in fiscal policy-making, submitting only to less detailed annual creditor scrutiny in what is called post-program surveillance.
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Usually, violence and threats of violence against abortion providers crescendo during Democratic administrations, when the anti-abortion movement feels shut out of policy making, and subside when Republicans are in control.
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The Negative Outlook reflects Fitch's assessment that political risks for effective economic policy making and implementation, higher growth and progress towards EU accession remain, despite the formation of a new government.
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Gary D. Cohn, director of the National Economic Council and Goldman Sachs president Economic policy making will be influenced by the experiences of some key Goldman alumni in the Trump administration.
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Perhaps to counter the general, President Trump elevated Stephen K. Bannon, his closest political adviser, to a full seat on the National Security Council's "principals committee," its primary policy-making mechanism.
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That means a future government will have to share power and policy-making more widely — something the Workers' Party has been criticized for failing to do during 13 years in power.
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Suppose that, for every protest, we insist on asking: How can we frame our work so that from it a next, concrete step in law-making or policy-making is pursued?
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Among the hopeful, Keynesians — for whom the New Deal was the apogee of policy-making success — want more expansionary fiscal policies, particularly spending on investment-type programs like rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure.
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In other stories, books are censored, homes are bulldozed against their owners' will, and the Chinese government meddles in local policy-making, aided by obsequious Hong Kong officials and even hired thugs.
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What might our country look like if we were to surrender policy-making to the anti-democratic forces of campaign donation-obsessed politicians, rent-seeking special interests and behemoth oligopolistic-minded corporations?
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The portfolio is expected to reach an equilibrium size by 2022, from a previous prediction of 2020, according to the New York Fed's report to the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee.
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But Trump will also look to Bolton instead of Pompeo in certain instances, such as Cuba, to take the lead on efforts and policy making, says another source familiar with those discussions.
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Asked about the continuing drills and the footage released by the air force, China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office said it and the defense ministry had repeatedly described the exercises as routine.
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The paper reports the mix of ingredients stems from factors such as an increased number of recreational drug users and a harsher drug policy making it difficult to import the correct ingredients.
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Relentlessly edgy, confrontational and contemptuous of the niceties of governance and policy making, Mr. Trump is the perfect counterpoint to a president whose preternatural cool and deliberate nature drive his critics mad.
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"At the moment, the Federal Reserve is hyper-conscious of the fact that the president of the United States is doing everything in his power to politicize monetary policy-making," said Berich.
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"The policy-making mindset is pre-Perestroika, there are a lot of highly restrictive things that hold the country back," Scott says, citing a lack of clarity on taxes as an example.
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"In policy-making, when you slam doors shut, very often people find a new door," said John Lawrence, former chief of staff to incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from 20103 to 2011.
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This is a central bank that looks for excuses to be dovish and what better reason not to hike than a huge amount of uncertainty in terms of policy-making going forward.
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Standard and Poor's rating agency cited less predictable policy-making and "increasing opaqueness" around leading institutions like the central bank when it kept Hungary's debt in the "junk" category earlier this month.
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It has repeatedly called for a referendum on Italy leaving the euro single currency, and has criticized EU policy making, but says it does not want Italy to abandon the European Union.
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"With regard to Saudi Arabia, the Trump Administration has virtually obliterated the lines normally separating government policy-making from corporate and foreign interests," said the report, commissioned by the committee's chair, Rep.
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The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is the Federal Reserve's monetary policy-making body; it sets short-term interest rates to meet its dual mandate of price stability and maximum, stable employment.
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It also recognizes they're key to their communities' long-and-short-term survival, and aims to ensure disenfranchised women can help spearhead solutions - both at global policy making and local grassroots levels.
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The keenly anticipated sale of the state-owned maker of Bia Saigon gained momentum in recent months after being hampered for years by political resistance, fickle policy-making and complications over valuations.
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Yes, but: "Policy making through litigation is really the worst option for the government, for the Dreamers and for employers," Lynden Melmed, partner at BAL and former USCIS chief counsel told Axios.
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The policy-making arm of the Federal Reserve is widely expected to hike rates for a third time in 2017, marking the end of chair Janet Yellen's tenure at the central bank.
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On July 28503 President Trump effectively hijacked U.S. monetary policy-making from the Federal Reserve Board and cut the discount rate by 22019 basis points, to a range of 2.00-2.25 percent.
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The report highlights that even though the board is described as "the principal governing and policy-making body of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce," the members are often left in the dark.
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Taiwan's China policy-making body said late on Monday the exclusion of Taiwan from the World Health Assembly (WHA) for a second consecutive year showed Beijing's lack of will to improve relations.
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The Fed is expected to announce next week, after a meeting of its policy-making committee, that it will begin to reduce its bond holdings, a final legacy of its stimulus campaign.
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I think the fundamental question for policy making is, is the climate changing because of certainty we are doing and if so, is there a law you can pass to fix it?
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"While there is no doubt that the Amazon is at great risk and that a tipping point is likely, such inflated claims do not help either science or policy making," she said.
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In most cases, they have voiced exasperation with dysfunction in Washington and their party's inability to deliver major legislative victories, at times fuming at Mr. Trump for undermining policy making in Congress.
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"The Commission is convinced that a stronger partnership between European policy-makers and Europe's citizens will serve to amplify their voices and guide European policy-making in the future," the Commission said.
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One of the reasons policy makers in the global north have been so slow to act on the science of climate change is the stranglehold fossil fuel companies have over policy making.
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"The labor market has continued to strengthen," the Fed said in a statement published at the end of a two-day meeting of its policy-making panel, the Federal Open Market Committee.
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The high turnover of key staff in the White House, including the exit of Gary Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council this week is undermining confidence in policy making also.
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The unemployment figures — particularly those that come out right before the Fed's policy-making committee meets — can have a big impact on the central bank's decision to shift its benchmark interest rate.
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With a bewildering avalanche of tweets and comments in recent days, Trump has sent his surprised aides scurrying to understand his intentions and assess the implications of his ad hoc policy making.
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For a high school student (or even if she were in her twenties), she shows such an impressive awareness of and interest in the ethical issues in AI and environmental policy-making.
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In a statement after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, the Fed said it would start reducing its bond holdings "relatively soon" so long as moderate economic growth continues.
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At a time when Republicans are controlling the agenda in Washington, local officials in Democrat-controlled Newark, Milwaukee and Stockton see an opportunity for their cities to become laboratories for policy making.
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That will likely trigger a long legal fight possibly stretching into Trump's 2020 re-election bid, and embolden critics who already accuse him of authoritarian tendencies and unpredictable swerves in policy-making.
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But Mr. Christie largely cast himself as a check on the impulses of Democrats and labor unions — to legislators, he called them "your union bosses" — rather than as a partner in policy making.
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Local media reported on Sunday that Zhang Xiangzhong, whose whereabouts remain unknown, has said he will make an asylum request on Tuesday with the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC), Taiwan's China policy-making body.
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Asked about the convening of the review committee, he said it was formed to ensure consultation between ministries on the issue, a move he described as "a fundamental requirement of good policy-making".
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Only one side's leaders are now openly calling for more," adding that Republicans "will not let mob behavior drown out all the Americans who want to legitimately participate in the policy-making process.
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Williams, a close ally of Powell and vice chair of the Fed's policy-making committee, said he did "not at this point" believe that plan should change given a "very strong" economic outlook.
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The shakeup could tip the balance on a range of foreign policy debates from China to Afghanistan to Venezuela to the broader Middle East, and bring order to a chaotic policy-making process.
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"I think given the politicization of the nominating process of federal judges, any sort of meaningful policy will have to come from the Judicial Conference," the national policy-making body for federal courts.
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Some of the more hawkish members of the policy-making Governing Council saw that as a victory of sort, fearing that the ECB may come to regret pushing out investor expectations too far.
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Its policy-making Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) holds a two-day meeting starting on June 12 that is is widely expected to result in the second interest rate increase of the year.
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If feelings have come to dominate politics to the detriment of good governance and evidence-led policy-making, then the rationalists need to reassert themselves; to show some emotion and take governance back.
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Neoconservatives are primarily focused on foreign policy, making up the hawkish wing of the Republican Party that has consistently pushed for an expansive American global presence and military adventures like the Iraq war.
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"It seems to be it's going to be a very dynamic process of foreign policy-making with some very serious people, and will serve up some good options for the president," he added.
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The Chennai-based Sensors Without Borders provides hyperlocal and open source environmental data on air and water quality gathered from low-cost devices to help with governmental policy making and support community organisations.
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Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, the island's China policy-making body, has said they are ready to review any request from him for asylum, but his case will be vetted first by immigration officers.
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In Taipei, the government's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said the people of Taiwan could not accept China's military pressure and threats which it said had damaged peace in the Taiwan Strait.
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Although the results were preliminary, they exposed dissatisfaction with the Dutch government and policy-making in Brussels - signalling a anti-establishment mood in a founding EU member weeks before Britain votes on membership.
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And despite the strong headline growth, it may give the Federal Reserve a reason to hold off on raising rates for a fourth time this year at its policy-making meeting in December.
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Mr. Dudley serves as vice chairman of the Fed's policy-making committee, the Federal Open Market Committee, and he is the only regional reserve president who holds a permanent vote on monetary policy.
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The 2013-2017 plan focused on the agency's robust efforts to protect consumers from financial harm, to enable better consumer decision-making and to be guided by data-driven analysis in policy-making.
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The coincidence of heightened Saudi-Iranian tensions and Saudi domestic political upheaval has stirred unease among some Western governments and analysts about the emergence of an impromptu policy-making style under Prince Mohammed.
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Instead, he plunged ahead with the "zero tolerance" prosecution policy, making the separation of families a widespread occurrence — and prompting a groundswell of opposition that appears to be getting stronger by the day.
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But whether the declaration will be implemented is questionable given that ASEAN has a code of non-interference in member states that would leave necessary policy-making in the hands of individual countries.
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"This intimidation of journalists seeking to cover a federal official presiding over important policy-making is unacceptable," Udall, the top Democrat on the Senate Appropriations subcommittee for the EPA, wrote in his letter.
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Fed Up, a group of economists and former Fed officials, and other organizations have been critical of the selection process as well as the approach the central bank has taken to policy-making.
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But he went on to say that the Financial Stability and Development Committee, established by the State Council in November to address systemic financial risk, should coordinate horizontal policy making, coordination and implementation.
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The policy-making Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday increased its benchmark target rate for the third time in six months amid expectations that inflation is running well below the central bank's target.
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Although the results were preliminary, they exposed dissatisfaction with the Dutch government and policy-making in Brussels - signaling a anti-establishment mood in a founding EU member weeks before Britain votes on membership.
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Elected at age 24 in 2016, she remains the youngest lawmaker in the state of Georgia; she's pro-choice, and uses her identity as a queer black woman to inform her policy making.
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It's actually very hard to do that unless there is—not just violence happening but has happened in a way that meaningfully influences policy making and other developments the way we just discussed.
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Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said on Thursday the drills - which it described as routine and small scale - as well as the Chinese air force fly-by amounted to "military intimidation".
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Although not a member of the ruling family, he is in charge of the vital gas resources in a country of just 2.6 million people and is close to inner policy-making circles.
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The report calls for deep collaboration between technologists, scientists and the government at all levels, such as by funding large research projects and inviting people with technical expertise into senior-level policy making.
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Listen to this the podcast version of this story "The Fax of Life" or subscribe to The Impact, Sarah Kliff's podcast exploring the human consequences of policy-making on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher.
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Because institutional interests ultimately don't care of particular incumbents are Republican or Democrat, live or die – they care about stable policy making environments that are, ideally, more favorable to their view than not.
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Citing a statement issued after the annual Central Economic Work Conference, it said China will maintain its proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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"My sense is that the Kremlin has given up on their previous hope that Trump might repair relations because he is not focused and not in control of foreign policy making," he said.
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Alvarado and seven other high-level officials were being investigated for violating personal data laws and abusing their authority in creating a data analysis unit aimed at helping the president's policy-making decisions.
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His political connections may also bring the Department back into administration foreign policy making after its demoralizing isolation under Tillerson, whose effort to slash the department's budget also fractured morale in the building.
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"The Trump administration may want to engage in a furry of policy making initiatives during the summer before the conventions, which could provoke a series of opportunities to produce lobbying results," he said.
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It smacks of a pending Soviet-style purge: If you can't win the argument, create a fact-free environment for policy making by dismissing or at least intimidating those with whom you disagree.
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Guzman, a young academic and protégé of Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, is considered an expert in the field of debt restructuring, though he has little hands-on experience in policy making.
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But Mr. Trump's first spasms of policy making have supplied ample evidence that he needs advisers who can think strategically and weigh second- and third-order consequences beyond the immediate domestic political effects.
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Earlier this week, minutes of the RBA's December meeting showed its policy-making Board were worried that wage growth would worsen if there were any "deterioration" in the outlook for the labour market.
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Earlier this week, minutes of the RBA's December meeting showed its policy-making Board were worried that wage growth would worsen if there were any "deterioration" in the outlook for the labor market.
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Citing a statement issued after the annual Central Economic Work Conference, it sad China will maintain its proactive fiscal policy and prudent monetary policy, making economic adjustments more forward-looking, targeted and effective.
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The staff members, many of them holdovers from the Obama administration, felt viewed with suspicion by Mr. Trump's team and shut out of the policy-making process, according to current and former officials.
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Zinke said the report is likely to shape Interior Department policy-making in 2018, as the agency looks to carry out its "Energy Dominance" strategy, expanding mining and resource extraction on federal lands.
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In both that case and this one, the exemption seems unusual, since neither correspondence, as far as we know, has to do with actual FCC policy-making, but two attempts at making jokes.
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It emphasizes the need for social cohesion, a powerful central government, and a strong, independent foreign policy — making it skeptical of both the European Union and the United States' role in continental affairs.
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"It's one that showed up in a lot of different places in our policy making," Furman, now a Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics told TechCrunch in an interview this week.
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And so you know, having spent all of about 48 hours in D.C. in my entire life, [laughs] my proximity to the White House and policy making and things like that were obviously limited.
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The move, which went against advice from his own diplomatic and military advisers and pleadings from Republican senators, is a classic exhibit from Trump's school of from-the-gut, "America First" foreign policy making.
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Official statistics in Iran are often incomplete and released only slowly, and the policy-making process can be opaque, so Iran's consultations with the IMF provide one of the clearest glimpses into its economy.
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" In his testimony, Taylor described two channels "of U.S. policy-making and implementation — one regular and one highly irregular, and that he realized the two channels diverged in terms of their mission in August.
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That is likely to exacerbate a tension that defines so much of modern-day policy making in the South, where an ardor for small government often coexists uneasily with low wages and enduring poverty.
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MANILA, June 4 (Reuters) - The Philippine central bank's policy making Monetary Board has approved further expansion of the cyber security division of its supervision and examination sector, deputy governor Nestor Espenilla said on Saturday.
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Yellen's comment "reinforces the signals on early rate hikes communicated recently by her FOMC colleagues," Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, said via Twitter of the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee.
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The laboured process of negotiating an initial draft, which could see the parliamentary vote on the budget delayed until January, shows how sclerotic policy-making has become in Spain's new era of fragmented government.
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Any change from this influential voice on the policy-making panel as he speaks on current economic conditions and monetary policy before an event hosted by the Sweetwater Sound Company, in Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Bob Corker whether the monetary policy-making Federal Open Market Committee would consider going to negative interest rates, which would entail charging banks to store reserves at the Fed, Yellen left the door open.
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Writing in the influential state-run newspaper the Study Times, Liu Junchuan, who heads the liaison office of China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office, said it was inevitable Taiwan would come under China's control.
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But policy-making authority has shifted since King Salman took the throne in January last year and created a powerful Council of Economic and Development Affairs chaired by his son, Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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The New York Fed's president has a permanent vote on interest-rate policy, serves as vice chair of the policy-making committee, oversees market operations including $4.4 trillion in assets, and supervises Wall Street.
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The second-annual awards identified five new technologies to award no-strings-attached grants to, which have the potential to make a significant impact on the environment, workers, businesses, and even international policy making.
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He said the bank appreciated the opportunity to provide written feedback, but being asked to do so in just two business days was "highly unusual" and reflected poorly on the public policy making process.
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"Having the FCC's policy-making process rely on input from individuals employed by, or affiliated with, the corporations that it is tasked with overseeing is the very definition of regulatory capture," the lawmakers wrote.
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It was a better fit for Edley, a dapper and soft-spoken law professor with a salt-and-pepper beard, who had served in senior policy-making roles under Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton.
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The New York Fed's president has a permanent vote on interest-rate policy; serves as vice chair of the policy-making committee; oversees market operations including $4.4 trillion in assets; and supervises Wall Street.
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"These leaked documents confirm what we have been saying for a long time: T.T.I.P. would put corporations at the center of policy making, to the detriment of environment and public health," Mr. Riss said.
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Trump's popularity is Strange's strongest asset against Moore, who has over decades developed a loyal following in Alabama based on his message of making Christianity prominent in public policy-making and restricting LGBT rights.
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That site is one of 10 officially designated autonomous vehicle proving grounds identified by the US Department of Transportation in 2017 to help set the direction of policy-making and testing procedures going forward.
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The timing is particularly noteworthy given that it comes as nearly every aspect of the President's political and business life is under investigation, and substantive congressional policy making has practically ground to a halt.
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"Relentlessly edgy, confrontational and contemptuous of the niceties of governance and policy making, Mr. Trump is the perfect counterpoint to a president whose preternatural cool and deliberate nature drives his critics mad," he said.
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Ukraine has seen an exodus of reformist voices from official positions that has raised serious doubts about the Western-backed government's commitment to eliminate graft and the power of vested interests on policy-making.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that could, individually or collectively, lead to a negative rating action include: - Deterioration in political stability or governance that leads to a weakening of credibility of policy-making institutions.
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Trump has repeatedly called for warmer relations with Moscow, but the Kremlin is neglecting to factor in the considerable role that Congress and others play in US policy-making, a Western intelligence official said.
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His Holiness has previously said he finds the focus on Trump's personal life, rather than policy making, a "little bit cheap," but on this occasion it seems he was willing to make an exception.
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The Fed's policy-making committee voted not to raise its benchmark rate at a meeting that ended on Wednesday, although general expectations at the beginning of the year were for an increase this month.
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While Facebook insists these 13.5 million user comments are valuable input, TRAI unambiguously disagrees, calling the comments "tangential" and charging that the company is violating the "spirit and letter" of its policy-making process.
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The Fed, in a statement after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, said that the economy had overcome wobbles this year and that job creation had increased with moderate economic growth.
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The policy-making Monetary Board kept the overnight borrowing rate steady at 26.5 percent, as well as the ceiling and floor rates of its interest rate corridor at 27.5 percent and 27 percent, respectively.
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No economic advisor, whatever their academic or professional background will be able to liberate the economy from such internal inconsistencies given the whim like policy making apparatus that exists inside a chaotic White House.
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It could also result in a long court fight, one possibly stretching into Trump's 2020 re-election bid and emboldening critics who already accuse him of authoritarian tendencies and unpredictable swerves in policy-making.
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Central Bank "backdoor tightening" over the last week to prevent a repeat of last year's lira crisis, when the currency fell 30 percent, "did not really increase confidence in their policy making", Leuchtmann said.
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Effective voter participation in governance and policy-making in the digital era will require additional protections for rights and freedoms such as freedom of expression and association and access to information — including the internet.
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Trump's increasingly furious attacks on Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell amount to some of the most incendiary rhetoric by a President about the economy and the US central bank's policy-making in living memory.
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Stung by the criticism, the league in May changed its policy, making it mandatory for players to stand for the anthem or remain in the locker room, or face potential penalties from their teams.
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The role will take on outsize importance in a White House run by Mr. Trump, who has no experience in policy making and little in the way of connections to critical players in Washington.
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RELATED: Senate Democrats ask for stronger response on harassment from federal judiciary Judicial leaders have been gathering recommendations for possible reform by the policy-making US Judicial Conference, led by Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Those included expanding investment in protecting children from disasters and helping them adapt to climate threats, beefing up education on environmental issues and enabling the participation of young people in climate change policy-making.
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Although she had no experience in government or policy making, Ms. Choi was accused of meddling in a wide range of state affairs, like editing Ms. Park's speeches and helping her appoint key officials.
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Economists told CNBC that India needs to do more to create new jobs, which can happen only with better policy-making both by the central government, led by Modi's government, and at the state level.
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Smith, a climate change denier who has regularly accused climate scientists of altering data, has pushed for legislation that proposed similar changes to the EPA's policy-making process but has failed to gain much traction.
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This time, Prabowo has consolidated support from hardline Islamist groups such as the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) and religious parties, fuelling concern about the influence of conservative Islam on future policy-making should he win.
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I'm not sure it plays an important role in our policy making beyond us just monitoring the U.S. data and general global financial conditions and having confidence that things are still on a good track.
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Clockwise from top left: McCarthy, Lighthizer, Short, Cotton, Navarro, Mulvaney, Miller, and Meadows It's no secret that the president is not a details guy and leaves the nitty-gritty of policy making to his advisers.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's policy making body on China, the Mainland Affairs Council, said on Saturday that China should look at the call between U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen "calmly".
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The improved liquidity, transparency and visibility that come with initial public offerings, along with the importance of listings in spurring economic growth and job creation, should be at the forefront of policy-making, NBIM said.
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"Having the FCC's policy-making process rely on input from individuals employed by, or affiliated with, the corporations that it is tasked with overseeing is the very definition of regulatory capture," Warren and Jayapal wrote.
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The statement from the academics said economic statistics are vital for policy-making and it is imperative that agencies associated with their collection and dissemination are not subject to political interference and enjoy total credibility.
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Fears of policy-making paralysis prompted by the political crisis has also dealt a blow to consumer confidence, which fell to its lowest in more than seven years in November, South Korea's central bank said.
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Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said the bill showed signs of "meanspirited policy-making" by Republicans, as when it called for young minimum-wage earners on the island to take a pay cut.
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He is the author of the forthcoming book, "Spying: Assessing US Domestic Intelligence Since 85033/11," (Lynne Rienner, 2019) and "Political Influence Operations: How Foreign Actors Seek to Shape U.S. Policy Making" (Rowman & Littlefield, 2018).
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Financial markets have all but priced out a June move and Lacker, who is not a voting member of the Fed's policy-making board this year, warned that there were risks with delaying any hike.
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Critics say that the amendment — requested by DOJ and approved by the Supreme Court last month — is the kind of policy change that should be decided by Congress, not the court system's policy-making body.
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The Fed left its benchmark interest rate unchanged after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, although most of its officials said they expected to raise rates by the end of the year.
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And, unlike former National Security Adviser McGeorge Bundy, who lacked on-the-ground Vietnam experience for effective war policy-making, Lt. General H.R. McMaster has served in Afghanistan and knows its surrounding region exceptionally well.
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"This has also been used in public pension systems in the United States and the general idea of 'nudging' ... has made a breakthrough in public policy making," Torsten Persson, economics prize committee member, told Reuters.
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The vote may also affect the rescue of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, which was planning to raise 5 billion euros, or $5.3 billion, from investors, and influence policy-making at the European Central Bank.
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Juncker, a former Luxembourg prime minister who has been at the heart of EU policy making for three decades, reminisced about the time when Europe moved towards economic union and created the single euro currency.
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Trump appears intent on transforming the NSC -- from a critical American policy-making apparatus that advances the rule of law to a political arm for his personal benefit -- with little regard for rules or laws.
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Liu Jieyi, the urbane head of China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office, wrote in the Communist Party's official People's Daily last week that people in Taiwan were "positively exploring" this model, though offered no evidence.
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Demanding an in-depth study buys time for the administration to seek Senate confirmation of appointees to a long list of unfilled trade policy-making posts, then decide what its exact trade priorities will be.
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" The lawsuit added: "This practice, in effect outsourcing policy making to private individuals who are unfettered by conflict-of-interest rules and other public accountability standards, has raised a host of ethical and transparency concerns.
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The separation is intended to ensure that no single person or branch of government will amass an excess of power and that the citizenry will retain a firm grip on the government's policy-making process.
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The reason so few jobs have been filled is that they only accept people who pass ridiculous purity tests, even for midlevel policy-making jobs where the people will never see the light of day.
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Part of the ascendance of economics in the policy-making sphere comes from the fact that economists tend to spend more time looking at specific legislative or regulatory steps that could try to improve conditions.
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"A decade and a half of sound policy making from administrations and congresses controlled by both political parties has enabled America to rebound," Roger Dow, the association's president and chief executive, said in early February.
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Along the way, it is exposing the broader ideological divide between nationalist policies embraced by Mr. Trump and the traditional small-government movement that his election ejected from the driver's seat of Republican policy-making.
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Trump&aposs recent tariffs follow a year of policy making that has distanced the U.S. from traditional allies, including Trump&aposs decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear deal.
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This may be acceptable in the swampy world of New York real estate, but one would think that most Americans don't actually want cash paid to the Trump family business figuring in United States policy making.
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A prominent Republican got fewer votes than his opponent, but his party is rushing to enact sweeping changes that would limit the power of Democrats, potentially locking them out of policy-making for cycles to come.
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Questions about the provenance of Trump's position have received significant scrutiny, since judges have said Trump's decree did not appear to be based on a legitimate national security interest or stem from a policy-making process.
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Lawmakers may want to know, first of all, why he was involved in a close circle of policy making on Ukraine at all -- since the former Soviet state is not a member of the European Union.
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While it's important to have champions of data privacy and encryption in the private sector, the fact remains that the policy making that safeguards digital rights in America is not going to come from Silicon Valley.
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The policy-making National Development and Reform Commission said in a report to parliament that it aims to cut steel capacity by 27.0 million tonnes this year and coal output by more than 22017 million tonnes.
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The policy-making National Development and Reform Commission said in a report to parliament that it aims to cut steel capacity by 26.5 million tonnes this year and coal output by more than 27.0 million tonnes.
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"If you spend three days in Beijing talking to the climate policy-making circle you will realize how large the U.S. looms," said Li Shuo, the senior climate and energy policy officer at Greenpeace East Asia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a case of reality TV meets Washington, President Donald Trump is bringing television cameras into normally private White House talks with lawmakers that feature sharp debates and, seemingly, policy-making on the fly.
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Putin has sharply increased military spending over the 18 years he has dominated Russian politics, handed the Russian military significant policy-making clout, and deployed Russian forces in Ukraine and Syria, stoking tensions with the West.
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If you're a corporate type, say you're putting all hands on deck, changing the policy, making it easier to say yes when you're asked to give up your seat—maybe even changing how you overbook flights.
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There is broad-based political consensus in favour of integration with the rest of the EU, although progress in effective policy making is vulnerable to a changeable political environment, given the country's history of unstable governments.
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"NNPC will be made autonomous from the state, it will relinquish all its policy making and regulatory activities, and it will be treated on an equal basis with private sector operators for projects," the draft said.
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There have already been reverberating impacts on criminal justice policy-making as states like Florida, Arkansas, and others begin working on their own versions of "First Step Acts" to bring bipartisan momentum to their state capitals.
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So there's a definite connection between the March for Science and the Ocean March and UN Ocean Conference — they [are all opportunities] to think about the role that science can play as part of policy making.
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The Advisory Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure, which is part of the Judicial Conference, the federal court system's principal policy-making body, should propose sharply reducing the number of jury strikes allowed in federal trials.
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Because at this Fed meeting, on Tuesday and Wednesday in Washington, the central bank's policy-making committee is unlikely to raise interest rates and is unlikely to say much about its plans for future rate increases.
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The process we are setting in motion will allow Congress to weigh in on the totality of our security relationship with Saudi Arabia, not just one arms sale, and restore Congress's role in foreign policy making.
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The ministers will discuss proposals on sharing "beneficial ownership" information prepared for the meeting by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), an inter-governmental policy-making body set up to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.
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LONDON, May 17 (IFR) - Italy's short and medium-term stability will be at risk later this year if the peripheral eurozone nation fails to push through constitutional reform aimed at simplifying policy making, market participants said.
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On Saturday, Kim used a meeting of the ruling party's key policy-making body, known as the Central Committee, to comment on ongoing tensions with Washington and announce several personnel changes, the KCNA news agency reported.
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Seeking to alleviate worries about stranded holidaymakers, Taiwan's China policy-making Mainland Affairs Council said there were already 418 extra flights added for the holidays in addition to 586 regularly scheduled flights, serving 50 Chinese destinations.
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The structure of foreign-policy-making is an area over which the president can have direct, meaningful, and long-lasting impact, and I hope whoever wins seizes the opportunity to change how foreign policy is made.
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Sanders's "promises runs against our party's best traditions of evidence-based policy making and undermines our reputation as the party of responsible arithmetic," wrote four Democratic ex-chairs of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers.
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"There is a real danger that the new Italian government could, through its irresponsible economic policies, set the stage for the next euro zone crisis," a second senior official involved in euro zone policy-making said.
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"Officials could state explicitly that the central bank won't bail out an administration that keeps making bad choices on trade policy, making it abundantly clear that Trump will own the consequences of his actions," he wrote.
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The Economy Ministry last week submitted forecasts that proposed a base budget scenario in which oil prices rose to $45 per barrel next year and $33 in 2018-2019, an official in policy-making circles said.
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The New Deal filled the gap by giving policy-making authority to agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission, which protects investors, and the National Labor Relations Board, which oversees collective bargaining between unions and employers.
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The emerging power of the Freedom Caucus, a group that has been historically marginalized in policy making but a thorn in the side of leadership, is one of the surprises of the rushed health care debate.
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In giving Mr. Bannon an official role in national security policy making, Mr. Trump has not simply broken with tradition but has embraced the risk of politicizing national security, or giving the impression of doing so.
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The problems are embedded in the design of America's political institutions — with all their checks and balances ostensibly designed to slow down policy-making and prevent political extremists from swiftly taking over the gears of government.
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Acting on a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit brought by BuzzFeed, District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled Wednesday that the draft financial disclosures are ineligible for protection under an exemption protecting the confidentiality of policy-making debates.
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While the review is only an endorsement of the plan's legality — not a determination to take action — it is the first indication that such an idea has escalated from informal discussion to official policy-making channels.
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Migropolis provides a substantive model for how urban studies at their most penetrating may be pursued today, with implications for law- and public-policy-making to be gleaned from the wealth of data it exposes and examines.
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GoMentum station is one of 10 officially designated pilot proving grounds identified by the U.S. Department of Transportation earlier this year, as a way to help set the direction of policy making and testing procedures going forward.
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Rising public concern over the inflows is starting to affect government policy-making, with the ruling center-left Democratic Party on Tuesday freezing a long-promised bill that would have granted citizenship to the children of immigrants.
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Given this outlook, RBA Governor Philip Lowe said the bank's policy-making Board had considered the case for further policy easing, following three reductions last year that had left interest rates at a record low of 0.75%.
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It highlights the growing dominance over policy making in the oil market of Saudi Arabia, Russia and the United States, the world's top three oil producers which together account for more than a third of global output.
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The departure of Philippot, a graduate of France's top ENA administrative school, could be followed by others in the party with a similar profile walking out, depriving the party of figures who were key to policy-making.
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Lam, the financial hub's former chief secretary, was chosen on Sunday by a 1,200-person committee to lead the city, pledging in her victory speech to unite political divisions that have hindered policy-making and legislative work.
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"These are complicated issues and the Justice Department is huffing and puffing about how this is modest, non-policy making stuff, but that's what Congress is for, to have a robust discussion of these issues," Wyden said.
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If they get it and they're able to deliver that information clearly and with proper perspective, the conversation is elevated, the public is informed and sometimes it even alters the course of policy-making for the better.
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In a lengthy statement sent to Reuters, China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office said that when it came to speaking about China's social and economic development "the people of the mainland have the most right to speak".
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All of us believe that policy-making is not objective; it is influenced by the staffers who write it, which is why we will continue to ensure that all communities are represented in the halls of Congress.
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Xi succeeded in consolidating his power at the Congress, as reflected in the absence of a clearly identified successor and the appointment of key allies to the seven-member politburo standing committee, China's highest policy-making body.
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The strengthening of nationalist sentiment, with liberals losing ground, foreshadows greater uncertainty in policy making as the largest groupings see their share of seats fall below 50 percent, which may force them to seek a broader coalition.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has been trying to communicate more effectively with markets when it issues new policies and give more context and details to global investors often puzzled by China's opaque policy-making process.
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It's time for Graham and other MOX supporters to stop pretending this is real policy making and demonstrate to the American people that they can, in fact, be champions of fiscal restraint and cut blatant wasteful spending.
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Washington officially acknowledges Taiwan being part of China and the People's Republic's status as the sole legitimate government of China, a stance that forms the basis of Chinese diplomacy and policy-making and determines Sino-US relations.
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A New Party delegation, including at least one of those whose homes was raided, party spokesman Wang Ping-chung, visited China last week as part of a scheduled trip to meet China's policy-making Taiwan Affairs Office.
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The HHS Office for Civil Rights's director, Roger Severino, told the Washington Post the division would investigate new and existing moral objection claims, and potentially engage in public education and policy making — though he didn't include specifics.
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But they are riding a revolt of the working class against a 40-year-long project of the political right and its corporate backers that has dominated policy making in the English-speaking world for a generation.
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"The President's actions here continue to reflect a sharp departure from decades of military practice across multiple administrations regarding considered policy-making on major questions of military readiness," the former officials wrote in a brief filed Tuesday.
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The Fed said on Wednesday, after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, that it would not raise its benchmark interest rate, and that future increases were most likely to unfold at a slower pace.
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But Trump has carried on, spitting Twitter venom at political foes (and allies he felt slighted by), seemingly oblivious to -- or actively spiteful of -- the sensitive mechanisms and relationships that typically drive policy-making on Capitol Hill.
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Billed as a spiritual -- not a policy-making -- meeting, it aims to give leaders a chance "to pray on the intense matters before us," namely the clergy abuse scandal that made 2018 the church's year from hell.
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