We're at a place where members of Congress demean crucial, inventive public policy with racist nicknames, like the one Iowa Rep. Steve King came up with to stop the expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program: Socialized, Clintonesque, Hillarycare for Illegals and Their Parents.
In 2008 the EU adopted a new Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) policy with an inventive funding instrument at its core: the NER 300 fund, based on revenues from the auctioning of emissions trading allowances.
The Bett show offers schools the chance to make huge savings on equipment, as long as those buying are able to combine innovative structures and inventive pedagogy with considered procurement policies.
The "play" gives rise to fresh and inventive stage-pictures, as snow and policy papers drift down over an implacably advancing cast of figures from disparate worlds.
Few studies address the impact of migration policy with respect to inventive behavior.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Jimmy Carter's national security adviser, credits Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton with being "unusually inventive and forward-looking" in determining American foreign policy aspirations.
Fortunately, some of the world's most inventive brains are now trying to solve what policy wonks call the "open defecation" problem.
With financial markets weighed down by myriad problems across the globe, Fed policy makers can be counted on to be inventive, said Kathy Jones, fixed-income strategist at Charles Schwab.
Our goal is to gain insights into the influence of this policy mix on the intensity and organization of inventive activities for wind power and photovoltaics in Germany since the 1980s.
Drawing upon hundreds of interviews with mayors, agency chiefs, policy institutes, corporations, unions and philanthropic foundations, we identified the most inventive urban policies of the past decade.
