If appropriately designed and communicated effectively, policy- and decision-makers can use health models integrating micro- to macro-level exposures and processes that influence the occurrence of a health outcome to select a basket of policies and measures to efficiently and effectively manage health risks over shorter and longer temporal scales.
The book, published earlier this year, describes how Paulson, 54, made $20bn by piling into credit default swaps against mortgages, effectively insurance policies that would pay out if homeowners defaulted.
"The EU still requires a 'backstop to the backstop' – effectively an insurance policy for the insurance policy.
Amy Kyle stressed that to effectively influence policy decisions, researchers need to consider which health outcomes our current chemical policies address.
To build the capacity of nurse leaders to effectively influence policy, it is important to understand the attributes that support them to function effectively at senior policy levels.
Personnel could effectively become policy.
The vote effectively gave policy authority to Mr. Martin, his junior rival.
So how can the water sector present its message effectively to policy makers?
The other immigration system, which existed in practice, was effectively a policy of Don't Ask, Don't Tell.
And indeed, that vision, which is effectively government policy, has touched in a nerve in Turkey, a country with its own unresolved questions of identity.
It will be able to respond more effectively if policy evolves to allow easier exports of S.P.R. oil through a market-savvy decision-making process.
