I just know Ryanair will have a small-print policy about seaweed in hand baggage.
"Nigeria is reputed to be good on policy formulation; good on discussing ideas; good on making recommendations; good on spending resources on printing policy documents; but very poor at implementing good ideas and policies.
Let us then assume that country A departs on a currency printing policy that mimics that of the United States.
And so, our money printing policy is in a Red Queen's race where, "It takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place.
Hence, the main public policies are shaped largely by international institutions and development agencies: as a result, they are very similar from country to country, the transfer of 'one-size-fits-all' and 'blue-print' policies becoming ever more common at the expense of their fitness for complex local realities [ 54, 55].
But in China, Mr Green says, what counts is the "fine print" of policy.
The fine print of policy is superfluous if there's a quick-draw decider in the White House.
Instead of stressing the fine print of policy, campaigners are being urged to emphasise the pain caused when harsh immigration rules divide loving families.
Andrew Lansley, the shadow health secretary, said: "The death tax is alive and kicking – despite their attempts to bury it in the small print of policy in the hope people won't notice.
It had not hedged against the risk that interest rates would fall, and was hoping to be saved by the small print in policy documents, which it believed would allow it to pay lower returns to policyholders with guarantees than they were expecting.
I've been a strong advocate of running values-based, emotionally evocative campaigns that bracket "issues" within emotionally powerful messages rather than hiding our values in the fine print of policy prescriptions.
