the politics of monetary policy derived from the literature on central bank independence.
In the end, the planning inspector agreed with Watford, ruling that the figures for housing growth in the area were based on policy derived from the old regional strategy evidence from the most recent demographic trends.
Multiple (idealized) causal models must be integrated from different disciplinary approaches to adequately represent this complexity, including our uncertainty in predicting its behavior, which has implications for any social policy derived from these models.
Additionally, for both forms of discrimination, the wrongfulness of the discriminatory act or policy derived from the connection between the disadvantages and the salient-group membership of the persons who were disadvantaged.
In the Court of Appeals in South Carolina, in 1811, the court unanimously decided, in the case of The State v. Lehre, that by the English common law it was settled, on sound principles of policy derived from the civil law, that the defendant had no right to justify the libel by giving the truth of it in evidence.
Policy derived from evidence would result in job descriptions that are tailored to the career stage for AHPs [ 54].
In addition, the population studied included no specimens from adults, although the exclusion policy derived from these data applies to persons of all ages.
The NEOs were based on an eclectic mixture of conceptual reasoning, most importantly the Management by Objectives concept and the notion of a policy deriving its authority and legitimacy from scientifically established 'natural laws and limits'.
How much Rupert Murdoch knew and when he knew it may not be pinned down because he exercises what the sociologist Max Weber defined as "charismatic authority" where policy derives from how the leader is perceived by others rather than by instructions or traditions.
The most important common thread has been a claim of coverage under a so-called sue-and-labor clause, a provision in many property insurance policies derived from 19th-century shipping insurance contracts.
