Therefore, the first rule of policy-making should be, don't promulgate a policy that will destroy social bonds.
As I've tried to tell everyone from the beginning of the Lesser Depression, a deeply depressed economy in which monetary policy is up against the zero lower bound turns the normal rules of policy upside down.
We considered any article that fit the definition of the National Library of Medicine for practice guidelines: directions or principles presenting current or future rules of policy for the health care practitioner to assist him in patient care decisions regarding diagnosis, therapy, or related clinical circumstances [ 14].
The new rules of policy-making will force either constituencies on the left or constituencies on the right to absorb major losses.
Hierarchical Policy Applicability in Jano, further simplifies policy development, by allowing the rules of policies to refer to entities according to a hierarchical namespace.
Pro-rule-of-law policies are not extreme or nativist; they are the foundation of the United States.
EasyJet was among the first to say it would adopt a "rule of two" policy from today.
Contemplating the invasion of Iraq, Colin Powell famously said that we would find ourselves beholden to the "Pottery Barn rule" of foreign policy: "you break it, you own it".
Germanwings parent Lufthansa did not announce a "rule of two" policy with its chief executive Carsten Spohr saying: "I don't see any need to change our procedures here.
President Trump is finally learning the cardinal rule of foreign policy: however seductive military might is as an instrument of power, its use even in one-off punitive air strikes can get complicated fast.
Like it or not, the first rule of education policy is "the feces rolls downhill".
