Policy recommendations to address insufficiencies in "market demand" include, firstly, the introduction, and improvement, of standards-based regulation and performance requirements to stimulate firms to be more adaptive technologically.
While others have suggested an earlier increase might be appropriate, she said there still might be reasons to wait, including the insufficiency of current policy and the risk that the economic recovery might falter.
It will also address the insufficiency of policies to promote inclusion and the complex factors influencing implementation.
Insufficiencies or inaccuracies regarding such input data can therefore mislead policy makers regarding the achievability of water quality targets.
Notwithstanding the multiple challenges related to working in conflict zones and on war-time sexual violence in particular (Fast 2010; Jewkes et al. 2014; Leatherman 2011), and despite the highly commendable advances made, some explanations for the gap between policy and practice point to the international humanitarian system's 'inherent structural insufficiency' (ALNAP 2015. p. 14).
In the Senate, he is a co-author of the Patients' Bill of Rights; at the Florida Democratic Conference, he made a foray into foreign policy, by criticizing the Bush Administration, more than the other candidates did, for the insufficiency of its reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan.
This insufficiency makes the model inadequate to describe the consequences of the changes in socio-economic factors and policy options on the erosion from the catchment and the sediment yields at the inlet of a storage lake.
21– 24 In consequence, the treatment of vascular risk factors prescribed to prevent outcomes such as myocardial infarction or renal insufficiency may also prevent adverse cognitive outcomes, although whether this should be a matter of public health policy is debated.
And judging by the various insufficiencies, there are more losses where these came from.
