We have defined the stakes of public policy to promote electric mobility.
Only citizens and leaders with eyes wide open to the real, big questions at play in public debates will avoid misunderstanding the stakes of our policy debates.
He has sometimes struggled to convey the human stakes of the policies he has initiated.
The questions here are tremendously difficult to address sensibly, in part because the stakes of the policies and decisions at issue are so high and novel that they are almost beyond comprehension.
Only the stake of industrial policy makes an issue of international competition.
Most governments address simultaneously the development of demand and that of a charging infrastructure, plus R&D objectives if there is a stake of industrial policy.
What is at stake as a matter of policy is preventing that kind and degree of government involvement in religious life that, as history teaches us, is apt to lead to strife and frequently strain a political system to the breaking point.
"[w]hat is at stake as a matter of policy [in Establishment Clause cases] is preventing that kind and degree of government involvement in religious life that, as history [p400] teaches us, is apt to lead to strife and frequently strain a political system to the breaking point". Nyquist, 413 U.S. at 796, quoting Walz v. Tax Comm'n, 397 U.S. at 694 (opinion of Harlan, J.).
"No one could ever imagine this scale of ongoing business interests, not in a local peanut farm or a hardware store but sprawling global businesses that give the president and his top adviser personal economic stakes in an astounding number of policy interests," Mr. Weissman added.
"Given the value of policy at stake, firms and other interest groups should give more".
All else equal, a highly constrained policymaking context is expected to lower the potential policy stakes of a given election.
