This may raise a policy concern regarding the availability of suitably trained psychologists and psychiatrists and the funding of their services.
This raises a further policy concern; despite good intentions policies to reduce alcohol outlet density could have serious unintended consequences (Campbell et al., 2009).
So Internet telephone service raises a public policy question: If the government does not continue to play a role in ensuring that the telephone network is reliable and universally available, does the nation risk losing a vital asset?
D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-7 Internet-Based Phone Service Raises Question of Regulation Internet telephone service raises a public policy question over whether the government should continue to play a role in ensuring that the telephone network is reliable and universally available.
In addition to being an entertaining bit of trivia, the end-of-the-year baby boom also raises a legitimate policy question: just because we have the medical ability to do something, does that necessarily mean it's such a good idea?
We now recognize that CEO succession planning raises a significant policy issue regarding the governance of the corporation that transcends the day-to-day business matter of managing the workforce".
But it raises an immediate policy question, which has got a bit lost in all the talk about the fiscal cliff: What about eliminating the egregious tax break that hedge-fund managers like Cohen enjoy?
"Because the opening of the Arctic Refuge to drilling raises a host of policy concerns, including serious environmental ramifications, we do not believe this issue should be injected in the budget process," the letter said.
Poverty during childhood raises a number of policy challenges.
But his comments also raise a larger policy and political question: Can we afford to risk another collapse of the financial system - even if it doesn't happen for another 100 years - by going lighter on regulation today?
But sometimes the ex-president would raise a foreign policy question, or suggest the White House reach out to those "in his circle," like James A. Baker, the former secretary of state, or Brent Scowcroft, the former national security adviser, who has been openly critical of the war in Iraq.
