She has previously worked on a range policy issues including social investment for the Charity Commission, as well as for charities and local government.
Foresight draws conclusions for the present and is therefore a broad range policy instrument that can serve various objectives (Cuhls 2000).
On this score, the five-year plan marks only the beginning of the transition China's economic managers hope to complete through their longer range policy known as "Made in China 2025".
In a retrospective study including 263 ELBW infants, infants treated with lower oxygen saturation target range policy (83 89% versus 89 94%) had more incidence of HS-PDA; however, none of these infants required surgical ligation later on [ 121].
Some states, like California, have open-range policies in only some rural areas.
Would this be a disaster, or merely, as with Vietnam, a terrible misfortune for which the United States could compensate through a contemporary version of Mr. Kennan's "intelligent long-range policies"?
Mr. Kennan argued that a policy of confrontation with Stalin's Russia, advocated by the more fervent anti-Communists, would be neither effective nor necessary; the Soviets, rather, could be checked by "intelligent long-range policies" designed to counter — to contain — their ambitions.
Well, that's a little hard to summarize, first because he deals not only with causes of the crisis, the crisis itself and the longer-range policies of the Bush and Obama administration and the Bernanke Federal Reserve to heal a frayed and sagging economy.
Instead, they said, it will propose long-range policy changes.
Other decisions involve long-range policy: How large a federal budget deficit is acceptable?
Bundy bypassed the planning board that had previously set long-range policy.
