We are very careful to not take prescriptive policy positions.
In December, the government said it was "based on ill-thought out and overly prescriptive policy.
Other prescriptive policy work is forthcoming, and I will try to write more about these ideas as the work is completed.
From economic issues to trends in health care, immigration, urban infrastructure and education, the state has proved to be a great incubator for prescriptive policy and a test of the political winds.
Plans for agricultural lands rely on outcome-based standards to treat pollution, in contrast with the prescriptive policy approaches for federal, state, and private forest lands, which set specific standards with the intent of preventing pollution.
Those are things that must be driven by industry because prescriptive policy mandates would quite likely have the unintended consequence of fossilizing cloud technologies while they are still in their early stages of development.
This study explores how university departments are changing under the influence of both internal and external pressures, including new paradigms for research, the growth of 'new managerialism' in universities, restructuring, increasingly prescriptive government policies for science, and driving forces within science itself.
Changing the fuel/energy type of passenger cars changes their emissions of ozone precursors, so prescriptive fuel/energy policies could be useful in combating ozone.
For measures to extend student loan rates or payroll tax cuts, aid states hit by natural disasters, finance the United Nations and keep the government running, House Republican prescriptive social policy amendments have been their undoing, alienating Democrats, yet often not going far enough for their most conservative blocs.
May no accident or disease ever take away the two five-fingered eyes that construct this post, and may no prescriptive education policy ever eliminate possibility from a child who just wants to learn.
