Unless they get involved at high levels of policy-making, there's a grave risk that another bioweapons scare like the anthrax mailings of 2001 will drive Washington to create that inevitable product of bureaucratic panic: a lose-lose solution.
Since Sanders released his single-payer plan, it has come under attack from some critics for being vague and unrealistic; his supporters have responded that expecting a high level of policy detail in a campaign proposal is unrealistic.
So far, the cumulative installed capacity of wind power projects in India is far below their gross potential (≤ 15%) despite very high level of policy support, tax benefits, long term financing schemes etc., for more than 10 years etc.
Analyses of the relative cue weights also showed that the aggregated judgment strategy represented by the cue weights was similar to the validity of the cues to the ecology, reflected in the high level of policy matching (rm).
The dispute was one of the starkest disagreements at the highest levels of policy making to have been made public.
QS's influence can also be felt at the highest levels of policy.
Working from all angles One of UNICEF's key strengths is that it works from multiple angles, advocating at the highest levels of policy making within government while also working on the ground to demonstrate the impact of interventions that can be scaled-up.
In Australia, accredited schools have higher levels of policy and practice than non-accredited schools and, consistent with findings for Massachusetts childcare centres [ 15], the inclusion of specific aspects of sun protection in written policy was linked to corresponding practice in all programme areas except shade adequacy [ 16].
Individuals without a high level of policy-related expertise would find it difficult to answer the specific questions being posed about the implementation of an organ donor registry.
Those at higher levels of policy-making – in this case, it might be the ministry of labor – may then have to decide which is the more pressing goal in a given country context: to raise the earnings of the employed or to increase employment.
