In some minority autonomous regions, the same policy discrepancies could also be observed between "autonomous minority groups" and "non-autonomous minority groups", such as Uyghurs vs. Kazaks, Mongols and Kirghiz in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.
"There are bills pending in Congress that would solve this and other state-federal marijuana policy discrepancies, but so far the support from elected officials doesn't even come close to matching the support from the public.
The topics are: "Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2000," "Changes in Election Policy," and "Voting Discrepancies in the Year 2002".
In this respect, the analysis informs science, technology and innovation policy about potential discrepancies between policy rhetoric, stipulated award criteria, and actual funding outcomes which makes it possible to fine-tune the debate on how public research should be financed.
And we are told that while eleven hundred attacks took place one day last July, the number officially reported was ninety-three, because "information is systematically collected in a way that minimizes its discrepancy with policy goals".
For Josh Bivens, the Economic Policy Institute's research and policy director, however, the discrepancy is not a mystery.
Nevertheless, there is often a significant discrepancy between policy and practice [ 5- 9].
Thus, these findings identify glomerular diseases as being relatively underserviced and highlight the need for health policy to address this discrepancy by ensuring access to guideline-recommended therapies.
Furthermore, this study revealed that a multi-method approach unearths more details that are difficult to identify using a single method, for instance, the discrepancy between policy and what is practiced.
The main finding was the discrepancy between policy documents that outline a broad role for COs that covers both technical and managerial roles, while respondents articulated a narrow technical role that focused on patient care and management.
