The interim government should signal the market that it will not adopt game-changing policies that may be reversed by the next permanent government.
It has also been reported that he is planning a "game-changing" new policy on the issue, possibly to be unveiled before the by-election.
If in the wake of the President's flaccid oval office speech there are still any doubts lingering in anyone's mind about whether the administration is planning to use the spill as a chance to unleash a game-changing energy policy strategy, a recent DNC oil-spill messaging briefing should put them to rest.
When leaders at the Organisation of American States (OAS) published their landmark report in May urging consideration of alternatives to prohibition, some experts called it a "game-changing" call against policies that have given birth to drug cartels and caused tens of thousands of deaths across Latin America.
Here are four potential game-changing shifts that the policy might induce: One key positive outcome could involve labelling FSM students in a new way – moving from "most likely failures" to "potential successes".
Recognizing the magnitude of social, political, and legal reform necessary to protect girls and women, AGALI collaborates with local experts to develop game-changing solutions that improve laws, policies, and programs for adolescent girls.
"Game-changing kinds of changes".
In the current election, there are not only two more debates, but a complicated domestic and foreign policy landscape that may yet yield game-changing events.
The President's forthcoming global development policy directive will support investment in game-changing innovation for health, green energy, agriculture, and other development applications.
The order, signed by Mr. President Obama on Sept. 25, contains an array of simple but potentially game-changing provisions that will help enforce the government's existing zero-tolerance policy.
