Both have been selected as modeling tools to support decision and policy making in management of the Illinois River Basin, the United States.
The Wellcome Trust Biomedical Ethics Programme is designed not only to provide such experts but also to create new evidence and ways of thinking that may impact public debate and policy-making in the future.
The survey consisted of four sections that focused on: issues around the relationships between life science research and society; science communication and public engagement; politics and policy-making in the sciences; and background information.
Three major religions, Islam, Judaism and Christianity, continue to influence behaviour, attitudes and policy-making in the Middle East (Serour, 2000, 2002).
Some researchers have attempted to outline methods for the synthesis of qualitative [ 47] and mixed-methods research [ 36, 45] and to build a typology of such reviews [ 41], while others have highlighted methods for knowledge synthesis reviews to inform specific end-user targets such as for management and policy-making in the health field [ 45].
At the international level, the Thematic Working Group on Early Childhood Education and Care of the European Commission (2012 2014) or the OECD Network on Early Childhood Education and Care, for example, also serve(d) as platforms for knowledge exchange; empirical findings from ECEC are presented and discussed and should stimulate policy making in the member states.
Standard & Poor's analysts said in their report that the vote last week "will weaken the predictability, stability, and effectiveness of policy making in the U.K. and affect its economy, G.D.P. growth and fiscal and external balances".
When Mr. Unger sticks to the facts (often facts initially unearthed by other reporters) and focuses less on the personal lives of his subjects and more on policy making in the Bush administration, his narrative skills enable him to do a fluent job of putting the available jigsaw puzzle pieces together.
