| 词汇 | example_english_public-policy |
| 释义 | Examples of public policyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. This innovative book looks at design competition architecture from a social science, psychological and publicpolicy perspective. The use of epidemiological methodology as a means of influencing publicpolicy. A lot of current social science clearly aims at producing knowledge that in some way can be relevant for publicpolicy. Because this is a variable which is amenable to changes in publicpolicy, its effect is of very practical significance as well. This article contributes to an expanding body of comparative scholarship on the effects of institutions on political behavior and publicpolicy outcomes. The elites were and still are the masters of underhanded affairs rather than publicpolicy. In effect this is a process that allows for a variety of private conversations to be converted into publicpolicy. Exclusion is a powerful right that no publicpolicy grants and that often avoids any form of discussion with the rival. These possibilities complicate the practice as well as the study of publicpolicy. Other factors are critical to setting publicpolicy but are not discussed here because they tend to be country-specific. Keating's book focuses primarily on the varied ways in which race and class shaped urban planning and publicpolicy between the 1950s and the 1990s. This is every bit as true, incidentally, for publicpolicy regarding social security, homelessness, drugs, or immigration as it is for the environment. It is simply suggested as the most appropriate method for arriving at legitimate publicpolicy in a society characterized by deep disagreements about moral fundamentals. I recommend this book for its descriptive content, particularly for new readers in gerontology and those with an interest in publicpolicy. On the contrary, sound publicpolicy dictated that more people be kept out of the workforce in order to not further aggravate unemployment. Second generation reforms involved institutional change designed to enhance the efficiency of government regulation and publicpolicy generally. Publicpolicy remains important for the third tier though, in terms both of tax treatment and regulation. It is this challenge that puts on the table new theoretical issues for social science and publicpolicy. The economics of having these inmates 'serve all' may outweigh the demands of justice and the publicpolicy concerns related to crime prevention. Certainly, the objective economic situation did not provide many possibilities for publicpolicy, other than those showing sympathy to market reform. Students often have little or no experience with publicpolicy and probably are only infrequently offered encouragement on such topics. They did not seek to build state legislatures capable of deliberating and enacting complex publicpolicy. The literature on publicpolicy change is filled with controversies and contradictory findings over this question. Competition for viewers/readers may lead some outlets to cover publicpolicy issues through personal stories. The 'two-earner family' soon became a fact with publicpolicy working to support it. Publicpolicy in modern society covers an enormous range of possible activities. Women are concerned with publicpolicy issues that affect their households, but they do not see them as 'political'. Our main deductive predictions relate to the quantity and quality of publicpolicy provision. Much of my attention in this piece has been about problematising the relationship between care, publicpolicy and society. Both these are off limits, not only in this book but also in much publicpolicy discourse. The key is that publicpolicy should acknowledge the value of intrinsic motivation. It also examines private transfers to those households since we need to see the outcome of publicpolicy in the broad picture of welfare mix. Nonetheless, the categories used in publicpolicy may be positive for participation. Mentoring initiatives (and allied schemes such as 'coaching', 'counselling', 'peer education' and so on) are to be found in every corner of publicpolicy. Publicpolicy scholars will be interested in these findings so that they can extend them into post-welfare state debates. The article concludes by examining the publicpolicy implications. The volume also offers much to analysts of publicpolicy and corporate practice. An aspirational strategy toward trust contemplates inherent tensions and outright contradictions between what publicpolicy professes and what it actually requires. The question of the influence of nationalism on publicpolicy raises three main theoretical issues. Yet, students of nationalism have paid little attention to its link to publicpolicy. A second assumption of publicpolicy is that families, friends and neighbours are willing to provide the necessary support. To date, the effects of parental imprisonment on children have been almost entirely neglected in academic research, publicpolicy, and media coverage. From the perspective of publicpolicy, dementia is perceived as the modern epidemic of later life. Thus, a super-majority, rather than a simple majority or plurality, is required in order to alter the course of publicpolicy in a decentralized polity. Can the complexity of the clinical act be properly a matter of publicpolicy at all? Many suggestions for important future research opportunities as well as publicpolicy ideas were offered. Furthermore, developments in medicine are not autonomous from publicpolicy. Regulations are rules and directives imposed by authorities to mandate behaviour in accordance with publicpolicy. On its face, postal policy appears to be an area of publicpolicy peculiarly well suited for congressional control. Any research-based evidence of greater worker confidence in the pension system would be useful in the publicpolicy debate. This framework synthesizers relevant concepts from studies of learning in publicpolicy and studies of organizational learning. In the comparative study of publicpolicy, the problem of religion and state is among the most neglected of topics. This is the prima facie assumption behind much comparative politics analysis and comparative publicpolicy analysis. The insights gained from examining these three themes can be used to draw publicpolicy recommendations. The appearance of this volume is a welcome sign that some sociologists are taking religion seriously as a global force influencing publicpolicy. It also raises the importance of health care planning for older people as a strategic need in current publicpolicy. The case of biotechnology has implications for our understanding of publicpolicy generally and for the transatlantic conflict over genetic modification in particular. Learning in publicpolicy is defined here as a process in which individuals apply new information and ideas to policy decisions. Publicpolicy programs need to be formulated with an awareness of that diversity. In this paper, we provide an empirical examination of different publicpolicy approaches in order to fill this research gap. Such research may also assist in publicpolicy development. The implications for the national publicpolicy system are developed in the final section of this paper. But this incidental feature of publicpolicy is a matter of degree. The problem is that these economic issues are only one part of the puzzle of publicpolicy. The driving issue in publicpolicy was not the contents of the policies but who had control over policies. One important feature of publicpolicy can be change in individuals' behaviour. For effective publicpolicy as well, desirable behavior needs to be encouraged. Publicpolicy must focus on groups, not just individuals. Rather, my aim was to help us deliberate about legitimate publicpolicy in a morally pluralistic liberal democracy. Shortly, we will conclude that this is perhaps the best publicpolicy course to follow. Publicpolicy abounds with positions explicitly reasoned on the need to promote trust. Those with empirically oriented publicpolicy interests in this area are better placed to engage in such assessments. We now turn to the question of publicpolicy. Still, would those who support the second sense of dignity favor a publicpolicy allowing state-sanctioned violence under these circumstances? With these developments in mind, it would be of considerable interest to see how effective publicpolicy actually is. Second, what individuals want carries no necessary implications for publicpolicy. Although religion has received considerable attention in electoral studies and in comparative research about democratization, it has seldom attracted the notice of publicpolicy analysts. As a matter of publicpolicy, a delicate balance was sought between security and liability as these alternately freed and constrained behavior. Whilst it has a clear and generally coherent structure it does deal in considerable detail with some difficult approaches to the analysis of publicpolicy-making. They assumed a community of interest among white stock-owners and a willingness to subordinate private concerns to publicpolicy. In between the chapters deal with inequalities of political voice (chapter 2), inequality and governance (chapter 3), and inequality and publicpolicy (chapter 4). In fact, the possibility of individual firms relocating in response to environmental costs has been a concern for publicpolicy in many countries. Yet such trade-offs would inevitably occur as a result of many publicpolicy decisions. It outlines the publicpolicy issue of balancing the private gains from forest conversion against the social costs of lost biodiversity and other environmental attributes. Is it true that the focus on actions and act-kinds make no sense for reforming and establishing sound publicpolicy? As manufacturers looked to new marketing techniques to reconvert wartime production to match peacetime demand, publicpolicy-makers also adjusted to peace. The organization and content of the book are appropriately aimed at influencing publicpolicy. As previously noted, publicpolicy can create conditions of distrust without necessarily intending to, or even by intending just the opposite. Publicpolicy may relate to trust in a more global or climatic fashion that cannot be detected by focusing on isolated factors and interventions. If we resist the temptation to explain everything in terms of 'in-uences', we can analyse the construction of publicpolicy by import or imitation. Publicpolicy addressing these issues will be most successful when such policy is gender neutral. It is useful to contrast an approach stressing normative but individual decisionmaking with a publicpolicy that sets limits on the care of the elderly. Readers that are looking for an airing of the current publicpolicy debate, however, may be disappointed. Finally, connections between empirical findings and current practices and publicpolicy have grown in the literature. They see no need for the increased average age to drive publicpolicy. This has always been a highly complex area of commercial calculation as well as publicpolicy. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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