In early 2009, two policy issuances by the President2 changed the landscape of early childhood governance at the national level.
As cited earlier, the two policy issuances of 2009 resulted in the creation of the ECCD Council as the lead agency for early childhood in the country.
Other sources of data included national agency publications, such as national health insurance reports, health budget/expenditure, policy issuances, guidelines, and protocols.
Others, said Greg Deavens, Cigna vice president for investor relations, guaranteed that the investor would receive at a minimum the highest value reached on any anniversary of the policy's issuance.
Outside of the financial burden and risk attributed to returning to Iran to reapply for a visa, this new policy limits issuance of multiple entry visas to those in the non-sensitive, non-technical fields of study and research.
WASHINGTON — Last month marked the one-year anniversary of President Obama's first signature foreign policy initiative: the issuance of three executive orders ordering the closure of the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay, the suspension of the C.I.A. interrogation program, and the review of all U.S. government detention policies and legal positions.
From a public policy standpoint, the issuance of debt is typically accepted by the public, so long as the proceeds are used to stimulate the growth of the economy in a manner that will lead to the country's long-term prosperity.
Enlisting former slaves in the military was official government policy after the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Following the criticism of the National Hurricane Center's handling of Hurricane Sandy and the non-issuance of hurricane warnings north of North Carolina, it has been decided that the NHC will now have more flexibility in their policy regarding the issuance of advisories.
Voting Right The right of a stockholder to vote for members of the board of directors and on matters of corporate policy-particularly the issuance of senior securities, stock splits and substantial changes in the corporation's business.
