Frequently they attach conditions to aid disbursements that may require governments to implement policies (such as fiscal straitjackets) or to reach goals (such as higher school enrolment).
Regarding obesity, Hawkes said the onus was mainly on national governments to implement policies such as making food environments healthier, and supporting public awareness campaigns and health interventions such as dietary counselling.
"It's a wonderful demonstration of the ability to monitor carbon stocks, which is required to implement policies such as REDD," said Ruth DeFries, an environmental geographer at Columbia University.
She noted, however, that any students denied a visa because they wanted to study for a career in a field restricted by the sanctions would be unable to attend M.I.T. "I don't think a lot of universities have gotten out in front of this issue and tried to implement policies such as UMass did," said Erich Ferrari, a principal lawyer at Ferrari & Associates, a law firm that focuses on sanctions.
The rules-based approach can be used to implement policies such as 1.
The regents, to secure a diverse student body, implemented policies such as allowing the top 4% of students in California high schools guaranteed admission to the University of California System —this, it was felt, would aid minority inner-city students.
This result is especially important now because most of the health insurance policies around the world emphasize the cost efficiency of each therapy and have implemented policies such as diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) [ 31].
Although the expansion of new renewable energy has been dependent on support in state policies, the research literature has scant focus on the political motivations for implementing policies to stimulate such development.
Despite obvious flaws, he was perceived by Republicans as having a better shot at implementing policy goals such as tax reform, deregulation and infrastructure investment than his Democratic opponent.
