In this case, if the bill ever became law, much would depend on unknown policy decisions by individual states – and then how those decisions are implemented.
Since longer-term effects of universal public preschool have remained relatively unknown, policy-makers may have been reluctant to invest more significantly in universal preschool, choosing instead to maintain programs targeting at-risk populations, where the body of evidence clusters.
If it weren't for another student's class schedule, she could still be just another unknown policy wonk today.
"Ms. Cormier was wrongfully denied the benefits of her contract with Planet Fitness and wrongfully denied the use of the public accommodations at Defendant's gym because she objected to Defendant's unknown policy," the press release states.
The previously unknown "policy," revealed here for the first time, applies to all captives regardless of whether they were wrongfully detained, have never been charged with a crime, or have prevailed in challenging the legality of their detention in habeas corpus proceedings, according to the DOD.
Now smugglers are telling them to get to Europe before 2016, on the notion that they won't be monitored as closely over the Christmas holiday and because of unknown policy changes in countries that have been accepting migrants and refugees.
The zone will span a 28.8 sq km swath of the city's Pudong district and will abide by a set of still-unknown economic policies meant to attract foreign investment.
Rich countries nowadays consume a smaller share of the world's oil than they did in the 1970s, so their conservation efforts are less likely to bring down the world price.The other unknown is policy.
It is largely unknown how policy-making in the field of nature conservation and landscape management in Germany will be influenced by the growing salience of the ecosystem services concept.
Therefore, more ready to support a new, unknown health policy such as CBHI.
