University scholars conduct research in such areas as marine biology, fracture mechanics, industrial policy, artificial intelligence, pharmacoeconomics, earth sciences, archaeology and anthropology, suicide, and families.
This study aims at reconstructing that historical process, by describing it through several features that help to understand the historical development of the artificial forest regeneration policy in Spain, together with its social, political and economic context.
Does she blame external factors (her boss, corporate policies, artificial salary bands, etc).
This means that the policy's artificial support to prices whenever they start to become volatile will no longer exist.
There was little consideration given to questions of when, as a matter of practical legal policy, an artificial entity should be treated as if it were a person.
Appearing before the House of Commons justice select committee, Gove confirmed he had no intention of introducing "artificial" changes to sentencing policy to reduce the record 85,000 prison population in England and Wales.
This is no more "artificial" than conventional monetary policy – harder, yes, but it's still about trying to get the market rate aligned with the "natural" rate consistent with full employment.
She recalled he helped develop a policy banning artificial fingernails on health care workers, "a big commodity in our female population," and convinced the staff that it had to be done by doing cultures demonstrating how the nails can carry bacteria -- all without an uproar.
When settlers were streaming west in the 1850s on the Oregon Trail and displacing American Indians from desirable farmland, government Indian policy created artificial conglomerates of tribes, jamming them into one place even though the groups spoke different languages and in many instances had little in common.
