Sentence examples for cope policy from inspiring English sources
Non-Iceland headlines from recent releases include US Says Italian Leaders Must Do More to Combat Mafia and WikiLeaks: Mbeki helped draft Cope policy – that's Thabo Mbeki, the previous South African president; Cope is the Congress of the People, a breakaway ANC party.
In this paper we assess the theoretical rationale, instrumental aspects and the coping with policy constraints of three evolutionary policy approaches which have also been used in empirical studies: strategic niche management, transition management and time strategies.
There was no hope of securing support measures for this policy, such as incentive payments, as these would involve further expenditure by a government already struggling to cope with the policy's spiralling costs.
The criteria were criticised as having little to do with a country's ability to cope once monetary policy was no longer tailored to national needs.
Who knows, perhaps crediting the electorate with the intelligence to cope with a policy discussion might both "restore a sense of order" and the legitimacy that would allow a government to actually get something done.
Meanwhile, funding for out-of-school arts projects is being cut, as local authorities struggle to cope with government policies and spending constraints.
Finally, the article discusses policy options to cope with this strategic dilemma in innovation policy.
North Korea is transforming its Marxist economic policy to cope with chronic shortages, disease and starvation, according to reports reaching here.
Clearly, conservatives abandon all faith in the ability of markets to cope with climate-change policy because they don't want government intervention.
Last week, the central bank raised interest rates for the third time this year, underlining the government's confidence in the economy's ability to cope with tighter monetary policy.
A4 Hints of Change in North Korea North Korea is altering Marxist economic policy to cope with shortages, disease and starvation, according to reports reaching South Korea.
