Understanding time preferences is vital to understanding governmental policy.
All the old challenges - fundraising, strategic planning, managing enrollment, protecting students - are all still there, along with newer trials: navigating demographic shifts and flat-lining family incomes, ensuring access, assuring compliance to growing governmental regulation, and understanding the absurdity of various rankings including those promised by the U.S. Department of Education.
The principle legal framework for understanding governmental obligations relating to the right to health is found in the ICESCR [ 3].
This database, part of the Archives Unbound collection, is critical for understanding the governmental response to the "Jewish problem" as Jews (and others) fled Nazi-occupied Europe before and during the war.
This year's pioneering pro gram of state revenue‐sharing with local governments dramatically illus trates his concern and ability to deliver needed help to our hard‐pressed cities. Governor Rockefeller has a highly expert understanding of governmental machinery, a sophisticated political know‐how, and an ability to formulate and implement tough and effective programs.
Continuing those efforts, last week Global Fishing Watch launched what it describes as the "the first ever dataset of global industrial fishing activities (all countries, all gears)," making the entire dataset freely accessible to seed new scientific, activist, governmental, journalistic and citizen understanding of the state of global fishing.
It aimed not just to achieve a modicum of improvement, but to aggressively address widespread apathy among the electorate, low voter participation and a generally dismal understanding of governmental operations — and that effort would be centered around K-12 education.
Effectively defending the United States against terrorism requires a full and unflinching understanding of the governmental failures that left the nation so vulnerable to attack on Sept. 11.
The core of the curriculum was the English language, American history, and the governmental structure of the United States, understanding of which was necessary for naturalization.
Obach argues that the movement's changing relationship with governmental institutions is crucial to understanding the trajectory of the organic sector.
