The result was a shared government that rarely produced visibly fruitful policies representative of popular will, amidst a tepid economic recovery for most Americans, as the "1percentt" and stocks easily rebounded.
We also do not attempt to measure the total welfare cost of the violence, or the extent to which welfare could be improved by relocation, but view such analysis as fruitful, particularly for policy makers attempting to improve individuals' ability to manage higher levels of violence.
This summer's appointment and confirmations also underscore what many of us have known for years -- conversations around women-centered policies are most fruitful when women are at the center of policy making.
The United States can help other nations do things that they want to do, a fruitful avenue for U.S. foreign policy and diplomacy.
And my research is saying, you can use such data sets to answer public policy questions in fruitful ways too, because with those enormous data sets, you can run quasi-experiments within them.
However, forging mutually fruitful relationships between science and policy has proven to be a difficult task (Boehmer-Christiansen 1994).
Internet databases such as Medline, PubMed and Google scholar were searched for extra information about palliative care policies in the participating countries, using snowball sampling which has been considered fruitful for the inventory of complex policy interventions [ 5].
For whatever reason, in summary, Constantine's policies proved extraordinarily fruitful.
For similar reasons America's bilateral merchandise trade deficit with China—$226.8 billion in 2009—is not evidence in itself that China is discriminating against American imports.Measuring trade policy directly is more fruitful.
The interviews with policy makers were more fruitful, and suggested that there is considerable support for integrated policy making.
