The health MOT, another policy pillar delivered by your local hypermarket, doesn't stand up to much scrutiny either.
International emissions trading is widely seen as an indispensable policy pillar of climate change mitigation [Stern, N., 2007. The Economics of Climate Change. The Stern Review. Cambridge University Press, New York].
"I firmly believe we have two big foreign policy pillars, the US alliance and our position in the EU.
The three policy pillars of this new era are familiar to us all: privatisation of the public sphere, deregulation of the corporate sector, and lower corporate taxation, paid for with cuts to public spending.
Spending limits, line-item veto, a balanced-budget amendment — all Rubio policy pillars.
Germany's resurgence after World War II, and its reestablishment of the world's trust (culminating in consent to German reunification four and a half decades later), was built on sturdy domestic and foreign policy pillars.
The rural development policy (second pillar of the CAP) aims at promoting competitiveness, sustainable management of natural resources, and balanced development of rural areas by means of more specific measures, giving the Member States, through co-financing, the flexibility to meet their priorities.
But he praised the current policy as a pillar of China's quarter century of reforms.
Rather, it is the idea that the pre-revolutionary relationship between Iran and the United States could somehow be revived, extending Iranian influence in the region and relegating Saudi Arabia to being, as it once was, the lesser party of America's "twin pillar" policy in the region.
Under the CAP 2007 to 2013, funding for HNV farming practices in LFAs was made available through the policy's second pillar of funding.
The first pillar policy can negatively affect the HNV farmland score due to maintenance support and the introduction of commodity crops.
