Table 2 outlines why retinopathy screening was considered a "quick win" proposal, in line with the criteria for survival in the policy stream: technical feasibility, alignment with dominant values, and acceptability in light of future constraints.
Mr. Obama derided the McCain-Clinton idea of a federal tax holiday as a "short-term, quick-fix" proposal that would do more harm than good, and said the money, which is earmarked for the federal highway trust fund, is badly needed to maintain the nation's roads and bridges.
One "quick-win" proposal is replenishment of soil nutrients for smallholder farmers, through free or subsidised chemical fertilisers.
The relatively quick formulation of proposals within the group was facilitated by agreement on the main priorities which were considered a 'no-brainer'.
(Blass 1984 surveys the relationships between category theory and set theory. Feferman 1977, Bell 1981, and Hellman 2003 argue against category theory. See Marquis 1995 for a quick overview and proposal and McLarty 2004 and Awodey 2004 for replies to Hellman 2003).
The new proposals and quick timetable have sent parents scrambling to try to comprehend them.
The president offered a quick comparison of his proposals and the Republicans'.
Mr. Bloomberg's Democratic opponents were quick to belittle his proposals last night, pointing out that he did not explain how he would pay for any of them.
Full and quick adoption of his proposals would produce at least an extra three or four billion barrels of oil equivalent over 20 years, Wood said, creating more than £200bn of value for Britain's economy.
Both the DUP and Mr Trimble's leading internal critic, Jeffrey Donaldson, have been quick to denounce the proposals for not prescribing how and when IRA decommissioning would happen.The broad thrust of this week's offer by the two governments outlined movement on policing reform and a programme of demilitarisation, which would include the destruction of army bases and watchtowers in South Armagh.
