This can take many forms, such as seeking out corporate partnerships for funding; forging academic partnerships with local schools/colleges that can provide access to research tools; or working with public interests groups to accelerate policy change.
Key Messages Policy analysis can be used to aid our understanding of how to accelerate policy change.
Other members have raised similar suggestions, saying that a sale at the current price of nearly $100 a barrel could produce billions of dollars to ease pressures on the federal deficit and accelerate policies intended to reduce oil consumption, like tax incentives for the purchase of electric and hybrid vehicles.
This outcome greatly accelerated policies to set standards and implement preventive measures.
Within China, advocates of economic reform have a big argument for accelerating the policy shift that de-emphasizes exports and promotes domestic private consumption to shrink China's trade surplus.
However, he dismissed the change in the timeline as mere window dressing, saying Mr. Rudd was simply accelerating the policies of Ms. Gillard's government in an attempt to win votes.
The Consortium framed its activities as part of a rational process to translate research into policy by setting up the Policy Platform in parallel to evidence-gathering and in order to accelerate the policy process.
Hal Harvey is the C.E.O. of a new $1 billion foundation, ClimateWorks, set up to accelerate the policy changes that can avoid climate catastrophe by taking climate policies from where they are working the best to the places where they are needed the most.
The proposal, submitted by Apple shareholder Antonio Avian Maldonado, called for an accelerated recruitment policy to change the organisational make-up of both the senior management and its board of directors.
The commission's reports show that Mr. Bush was warned repeatedly about terrorist threats, but they provide no indication that he urged his aides to accelerate their policy review or produce specific plans in response to the warnings, from outgoing Clinton administration officials and from Mr. Tenet, his own intelligence chief.
