We eventually showed that by increasing transport costs between domestic regions, the carbon tax reallocates production patterns over French territory which could lead to the necessity of a regional breakdown of policy-mixes in the forest sector.
The manifesto, which includes a detailed breakdown of policies at the end, is available in paper form for €1.80 (£1.40) including postage.
Well, pretty much everyone here is upset about the breakdown of fiscal policy, which is becoming a principal drag on growth.
Now that problem has become entangled in the American presidential race as well, with Republicans arguing that the Obama administration's failure to protect Mr. Stevens illustrates the breakdown of its policy in the region.
We are witnessing nothing less than the breakdown of American foreign policy.
Then he followed up with a website, thetrumpcampaign.com, which presents a simple breakdown of Trump's policies and credentials.
There is a great deal of Sturm and Drang afflicting the leading lights of the drug policy reform community at the moment concerning the "breakdown of consensus" of UN drug policy and gloom over the prospect of anything new or progressive coming out of the UNGASS in New York this week.
We are taking action to prosecute those suspected of abuse while taking steps now to train soldiers how to avoid such situations in the future". In his report last week, Admiral Church concluded that the abuse of prisoners in Iraq and Afghanistan had been the result primarily of a breakdown of discipline, not flawed policies or misguided direction from commanders or Pentagon officials.
Faced with a continuing Lithuanian war and with the breakdown of his father's Tatar policy, Vasily carefully temporized in order to avoid uniting his enemies.
Alternatively, they might have seen implementation failure as the result of a breakdown of governance arrangements between different policy levels and sectors, and selected, for instance, Hill and Hupe's multi-level governance perspectives [ 43] to explain what went wrong, where, between whom and what, and how.
When did disconnect, a noun for a cutoff of slow payers, make a connection with a meaning of "breakdown of communication between people or policies"?
