Republicans argued that people should "choose" the coverage they want, but because health insurance is interconnected, such a policy was likely to harm all patients.
Our health, safety, and security depend on interconnecting law, policy, and health research.
Complex interconnected nature of policy elements.
Of course the water bottle you don't buy isn't going to end up with them, but everything is interconnected, from trade policies and use of fossil fuels, to environmental impact and irrigation, and ultimately damage to food-producing industries like agriculture and fisheries.
In other words, the reinsurance market is starting to look like many of the markets before the financial crisis — lightly regulated and interconnected in ways that policy makers can't see, with banks potentially left with the wreckage.
It's a finding enthusiastically embraced by Mr. Ramo, who argues in these pages that today's complex, interconnected, globalized world requires policy makers willing to toss out old assumptions (about cause and effect, deterrence and defense, nation states and balances of power) and embrace creative new approaches.
Dobbs rarely connects his admirably progressive views on trade policy with his critique of immigration policy -- when, as I've shown before in my newspaper columns, the two policies are interconnected.
The authors of [63] propose a unified methodology to analyze the hit probability of caches (both isolated and interconnected) for caching eviction policies (e.g. LRU, q-LRU, K-LRU, RANDOM, FIFO) and caching insertion policies (e.g. LCE, LCD).
Moreover, laws usually need corresponding departmental rules and interpretations for effective enforcement, rendering laws and ordinary public policies closely interconnected.
The RD-Connect project was developed under IRDiRC (International Rare Disease Research Consortium), a European Commission and US National Institute of Health initiative to coordinate research funding on RDs, and RD-Connect activities and policies are interconnected with those of IRDiRC.
