In this way, the ongoing pastoralism debate is not unlike that which occurs in various other social-ecological systems (SES) governed by traditional societies, where 'simple blueprint policies do not work' (Ostrom [2009]).
It examined action, or lack of it, on a blueprint of policy recommendations the leadership group published in 2008.
And as a blueprint for policy reform, it's just not sufficiently responsive to the actual problems facing most Americans today.
Thus, while the church does not offer a specific blueprint for policy, it does view our government's action on behalf of the common good a positive good in itself.
The strategy produced a pivotal moment when Reagan asked during a debate with Mr. Carter, "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" Reagan captured the presidency with ease, and Mr. Wirthlin went on to supervise what was known internally as "The First 90 Days Project," a blueprint of policy goals and the political strategies to achieve them.
Given that the CCS is only a blueprint for policy makers, there are no specific guidelines or standards on how much should be invested in HPSR and how this work should be undertaken.Of the 71 CCS reviewed, 66 included some goals or objectives that related to the use of HPSR.
Books written in a time of crisis can make bad blueprints for a time of plenty, as polemics made in times of war are not always the best blueprint for policies in times of peace.
Consequently, this presents a blueprint for policy-makers, who can attain similar price reductions and larger feed-ins from renewable energy sources without direct costs in all countries with high shares of renewable energy sources.
Their focus on rapid testing and condom distribution were complemented by a 2010 national strategy on HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, which Kharfen said "furthered our blueprint for policies to fight it".
Mr. Lay met with the vice president during the preparation of the administration's energy policy blueprint last year.
