The OSTP can point out how in aggregate the administration has the beginnings of an industrial policy, but it cannot implement one on its own.
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Finally, increasing government capacity to implement projects on its own -- be it large infrastructure or basic services -- is important in helping to lower the cost of, and therefore the level of resources needed for, development.
It now faces a "twisted Diet", meaning it lacks enough support in both the upper and the lower house to pass and implement legislation on its own.
A few EDP KIs feel that GoN is unable to implement programs on its own because of its shortcomings such as lack of technical expertise and resources for the broad field of work, a poor capacity to monitor and evaluate, and political conflicts that weaken the system.
And it's a standard Trump strategy, where in an effort to incite his supporters, he offers ideas that as president he could not implement on his own.
Jackson said the city could not afford to implement the reforms on its own, and would be seeking outside aid.
But today Italy is implementing the tax on its own in a very different context.
Of course, given Greece's economic woes, the country could not have implemented this theory on its own.
Only recently, the EU authorities started building up an implementing system based on its own legislation and supportive of the EU approach to risk assessment in the context of technology assessment.
