This certainly depends on putting strong policy content behind the "fairness" banner.
Clinton, by contrast, was dismissive of her rival's sweeping promises but lack, in her portrayal, of policy content.
The McDaniels and others have since warmed to Georgia's policy, content to operate independently and set their own bylaws.
The results showed that, "for both liberal and conservative participants, the effect of reference group information overrode that of policy content.
Respected economists who he appointed as advisers have walked away, citing his lack of interest in developing any meaningful policy content.
But "a speech of serious strategic intent... did not contain any great policy content" because "big issues were skated over or ignored altogether" and it was "light on details of domestic policy".
This will be the most complex piece of legislation in American history, and as if the policy content wasn't complicated enough, Obama also promised to pass it via Immaculate Conception — through a new legislative process that will transform politics.
A justified assault by Gordon Brown "had about as much policy content as the average telephone directory," he once said, reducing the House of Commons to helpless laughter, as he often has.
In order to minimize arbitrariness, the process of coding policy content was guided by the five following rules: 1.
Table 2 Variables to code policy content Variables Available codes Policy area Border and land control; legal entry and stay: integration; exit.
Likewise, the set-up of the NHs Network never implied the adoption of specific measures or practices, under either the organisational or the policy content profile.
