Policies capture the conditions under which services are offered or requested and thereby constrain the negotiation space.
The book, highly critical of British prewar foreign policy, captured the political mood of the early 1960s and was translated into several languages.
Nor were Senators Clinton and Obama the first presidential politicians to make protectionist political hay; in 1860 Abraham Lincoln, who in fact cared little for trade policy, captured the presidency by shamelessly pandering to anti-free-trade sentiment in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New England.
Chace (1931-2004), the author of many books on foreign policy, captures the campaigns, primaries, conventions and personalities: President William Howard Taft (Republican), former President Theodore Roosevelt (Republican turned Progressive), future President Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) and Eugene V. Debs (Socialist).
Our ex-post analysis complements the existing modelling approaches by providing a direct evaluation of the actual policy, capturing the net effect of all demand and supply responses that result upon the introduction of the policy.
The behavioral policies capture behaviors that should be followed by network equipment to react regarding their context changes by considering the described goal policies.
As a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Directorate for Strategic Plans and Policy at the Pentagon, he helped draft detainee policies for captured Taliban and al Qaeda fighters that led to the opening of the Guantanamo prison where the Cole attack's coordinator, Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, is in pre-trial hearings that will include testimony on how he was waterboarded during a CIA interrogation.
In this study, decision-making policies were captured at the nomothetic and idiographic level.
The undoing of American foreign policy is captured in the budget numbers.
The questions over fiscal policy were captured in a discussion over a paper presented by Alan J. Auerbach of the University of California at Berkeley.
