If policymaking is never easy, and military policymaking is very difficult, it stands to reason that space military policymaking is basically impossible.
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They serve as chairs of the evidence based policymaking initiative at the Bipartisan Policy Center and are former chairs of the Commission on Evidence Based Policymaking.
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In addition to looking for a rate increase from the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee, investors were expecting Powell to address the future of Fed policymaking.
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"Such disagreements do not foster good policymaking," the report said.
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Only Bostic votes this year on the Fed's policymaking committee.
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Trump's racial policymaking is both sadly real and entirely negative.
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The Fed's policymaking committee meets on June 14 and 15.
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The Fed's policymaking committee next meets June 14 and 15.
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How exactly does Facebook hope to guide policymaking inside Germany?
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Include key stakeholders - including members of the public - in policymaking.
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This impetuousness disguised as decisiveness has infected economic policymaking, too.
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A robust and factual debate is essential to good policymaking.
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Perhaps the same goes for Mr Modi in economic policymaking.
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But in policymaking terms, it is not a useful comparator.
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A similar point may apply in other areas of policymaking.
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Portable benefit packages are the next frontier of liberal policymaking.
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How does grinding policymaking to a halt hold Trump accountable?
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This pressure has the potential to seriously undermine U.S. policymaking.
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Surveys would provide them information for planning and policymaking purposes.
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That largely precludes any thoughtful policymaking to enhance Medicare's value.
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But it can serve as the foundation of good policymaking.
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This position, however, undercuts rather than supports nonproliferation policymaking globally.
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Contrary to popular belief, bipartisan policymaking is alive in Washington.
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Without this leadership, sensible policymaking becomes that much more difficult.
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Per capita issues, of course, matter a lot for policymaking.
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Constructive policymaking is a whole lot harder than trading insults.
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It will all go through the policymaking sausage grinder eventually.
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Money does have a real influence on policymaking in Washington.
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Progressives are right to consider expertise essential to good policymaking.
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It's a vision of policymaking made on the front lines.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee also meets in July.
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I recognize disagreements are a routine part of Washington policymaking.
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Policymaking will be further complicated by a busy election cycle.
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Republican leaders know they've lost much of their policymaking capacity.
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Our policymaking should be aggressively seeking to close that gap.
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Successful policymaking must take into account people's feelings, he believed.
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It's all part of California's virtuous cycle of climate policymaking.
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Tarullo is a voting member of the central bank's policymaking panel.
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Economics has a profound effect on policymaking and understanding human behavior.
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How do these changes at the campaign level impact actual policymaking?
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In a similar way, policymaking is also a complex dynamic system.
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A functional policymaking process cannot survive in this environment for long.
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And they did not want the military in the policymaking business.
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Williams does not vote on the Fed's policymaking committee this year.
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The Fed's policymaking committee kicks off a two-day meeting Tuesday.
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He has a track record for avant-garde and creative policymaking.
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Think-tanks aim to fill the gap between academia and policymaking.
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The New York Fed president always votes on the policymaking panel.
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Uganda's economic outlook will be helped by continued sound macroeconomic policymaking.
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I think [our policymaking] is more informed but not necessarily better.
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The Fed's policymaking committee is slated to meet September 73-21.
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Successful policymaking has so far help mitigate those risks, he said.
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Even still, users felt the thrill of direct participation in policymaking.
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The entire process was really a stunning display of dysfunctional policymaking.
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Investors also digested minutes from the Federal Reserve's last policymaking meeting.
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The central bank's policymaking committee is slated to meet next month.
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But the Trump administration never lets facts interfere with its policymaking.
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Second, with Trump's decision, the center of gravity in policymaking shifts.
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Talk about state and local governments as successful laboratories of policymaking!
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An IMF spokeswoman said that he intends to retire from policymaking.
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An overabundance of similar thinking has poisoned the monetary policymaking process.
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Large firms have whole offices devoted to policymaking and regulatory issues.
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Bullard is a voting member of the central bank's policymaking committee.
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The policymaking president is heavily influenced by groups of all kinds.
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That means feelings dictating outcomes, policymaking by pique — consequences be damned.
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This view also had real policymaking consequences during the Obama era.
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The agencies will relinquish some policymaking responsibilities to China's central bank.
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It is not a sufficient agenda for policymaking as a whole.
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The effort could have profound impacts on China's politics and policymaking.
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Instead, policymaking has aimed narrowly at expanding the Veterans Affairs department.
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In healthcare delivery, as in healthcare policymaking, there is no panacea.
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But he says he longs for the days of "rational" policymaking.
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Lost in all this may be any chance of bipartisan policymaking.
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In short, the British government's pot policymaking appears hazy at best.
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Regional Fed bank directors do not take part in monetary policymaking.
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Taleb rages at policymaking "clerks" and journalists-insiders … paternalistic semi-intellectual experts.
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Wrinkles have been introduced now that are beginning to affect immigration policymaking.
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There was a key principle at the heart of the party's policymaking.
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This has been a policymaking process built, from the beginning, atop lies.
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If this becomes the new normal in policymaking, it will be disastrous.
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That's because that's the best way to manage a coherent policymaking process.
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All three are voting members of the Fed's policymaking committee for 2016.
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They're intended as pauses, so our policymaking can catch up with technology.
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The travel ban has been assimilated into normal political discourse and policymaking.
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The increased desire to save has changed the terms of monetary policymaking.
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Yet, under the supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, ideology often trumps rational policymaking.
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Politics and policymaking are both harder than the blackboard scribblings of theoreticians.
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But most of his policymaking is marked by chaos rather than purpose.
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Hogg said her experience in consumer finance brought another perspective to policymaking.
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Policymaking roles and responsibilities have been fractured across the administration thus far.
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He's not a voting member of the Fed's policymaking committee this year.
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Rosengren and Bullard are voting members of the central bank's policymaking committee.
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Mandated labels reflect ongoing "heroic policymaking" characterized by policymakers experimenting on citizens.
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Erratic policymaking is a particular risk when it comes to monetary policy.
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The mix of unpredictability, ruthlessness and fragility frustrates policymaking towards Mr Kim.
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Both are voting members of the central bank's policymaking panel for 2200.
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Neither is a voting member of the FOMC policymaking panel for 27.1.
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Policymaking in this area has long benefited from periods of bipartisan collaboration.
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NSC; the group had simply become too important to the foreign policymaking
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Of all the institutions of U.S. foreign policymaking, the NSC is among
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Creative policymaking can shift assumptions and practices in our most intimate lives.
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Congress simply has fewer staff members, especially in key committee policymaking positions.
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But the fact remains that Bush's big-picture policymaking was a disaster.
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He worries that the politicization of the family is bad for policymaking.
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But what they also don't have is a new approach to policymaking.
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Their recommendations will play an important role in promoting evidence-based policymaking.
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Officials regularly shared information to "inform policymaking and analysis," the complaint said.
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Consider this an extension of the inertia that has gripped US policymaking.
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Their output is incredibly important and helpful in guiding the policymaking process.
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That the Trump administration's policymaking process is so haphazard is one thing.
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Pragmatism might win in policymaking, she believes, but inspirational fantasies win primaries.
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Congress is the most important policymaking institution in the American constitutional system.
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She is also the first lesbian to hold a Fed policymaking post.
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Is there any limit to this kind of bankshot policymaking in reconciliation?
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"We are nearing the completion of the exit from the period of extraordinary monetary policymaking and moving close to a period of normal policymaking," she told investors at a Money Marketeers dinner, a few blocks from Wall Street.
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However, Australia isn't immune to policymaking that is out of kilter with reality.
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Tracing it lays bare his slipshod policymaking, even if his motives remain opaque.
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Bostic is a voting member of the central bank's policymaking committee this year.
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"Policy predictability and effectiveness of economic policymaking ... might be somewhat diminished," Moody's said.
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The curve has been a part of the Fed's policymaking process for decades.
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He's not a voting member for the Fed's policymaking committee until next year.
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But unorthodox policymaking, like demonetisation, and big data might together clean things up.
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Lowrey, who wasn't involved in this study, studies policymaking regarding youth concussion laws.
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The Fed's policymaking committee is largely expected to hold rates steady this week.
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Hit them on all fronts with exposure, education, litigation, policymaking, and so on.
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Both officials are voting members on the central bank's policymaking panel this year.
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It's time to restore public trust in transparent, accountable, and evidence-based policymaking.
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The reforms born in those years affected a whole slew of policymaking processes.
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Many staffers had not arrived yet, and there was no real policymaking apparatus.
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Icahn does not have a position with the Administration, nor a policymaking role.
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Given the erratic character of foreign policymaking thus far, we support that measure.
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We see it everywhere: in pop culture, the media and even in policymaking.
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Zeman has limited policymaking power but has been outspoken on the migrant issue.
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She has written widely on corruption and on administrative law and public policymaking.
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Some said it risked eliminating major studies from consideration in future EPA policymaking.
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He said it was "unusual" for Sondland to be involved in Ukrainian policymaking.
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Responding to the interconnected threats of coronavirus and global recession requires creative policymaking.
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What's not normal is trying to erase the CBO's formal role in policymaking.
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The policymaking issue arises from two Supreme Court cases, 1976's Elrod v.
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From the start, he faced distrust from the Japanese policymaking and business establishment.
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In an administration with a deregulatory bent, Alex Azar relishes his policymaking powers.
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But, as in most cases of policymaking, the devil is in the details.
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Yet policymaking in a republic is not, and should not be, purely rational.
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The fog of war is cloaking U.S. policymaking and strategies pertaining to Syria.
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Trump's "budget blueprint" is lawnmower budget cutting disguised as meticulous evidence-based policymaking.
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As important tools in government policymaking, economic models affect our lives, albeit indirectly.
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The big picture: Trump focuses on DHS' role in immigration enforcement and policymaking.
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Still, the Trump administration is attacking the science that underpins air quality policymaking.
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As a former journalist, I understand the role of leaks in Washington policymaking.
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That level of freedom, particularly to purge corruption, is rare in Mexican policymaking.
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So this distinction of "dispassionate policymaking" didn't really hold up much in Chile.
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Trump hasn't addressed how he will tackle domestic conflicts of interest in policymaking.
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More successful economic policymaking from the Obama administration could have done the trick.
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"In other areas of policymaking, like immigration and health care, they appear to have brought into the administration ideologues who don't know a lot about policymaking," said Cecilia Muñoz, who directed the White House Domestic Policy Council in the Obama administration.
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"Increasingly policymaking is happening outside of Washington," Kalra explained to me in an interview.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer commands respect in the party for her serious, factual approach to policymaking.
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During the transition phase, the U.K. will not have any say in EU policymaking.
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If only policymaking were just a matter of applying good old-fashioned common sense.
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George is a voting member this year on the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee.
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The parliament is often mocked, but it plays a crucial role in EU policymaking.
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Instead, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee voted unanimously to hold the current range.
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"Policymaking to address the issue must be treated with urgency as well," said Thanaboon.
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Notably, however, his talking points also include "dreaming big" and calls for bipartisan policymaking.
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ET. Neither is a voting member on the central bank's policymaking committee this year.
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Just how much joy, though, depends on what all their policymaking adds up to.
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Lowrey, who wasn&apost involved in this study, studies policymaking regarding youth concussion laws.
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No wonder many Democrats want to cut the Republicans out of climate policymaking altogether.
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But the drawbacks, in terms of inept and inconsistent policymaking, are beginning to tell.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee hasn't approved an interest rate increase since December.
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But there is no guarantee a study will lead to policymaking or regulatory changes.
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There will be perfect and intimate coordination between Trump's policymaking and Trump's business life.
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Trump's immigration policymaking has been rife with infighting and clashes between top administration officials.
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That's policymaking; technology, meanwhile, tends to see boxes as something to think outside of.
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But the confusion has only added to a view that policymaking has become unpredictable.
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Yet the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) is a model of competent, technocratic policymaking.
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"In my administration, all trade policymaking will be consolidated in one office," he said.
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A national court policymaking group already approved the government's request to change the rules.
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" But he added courts "are not tasked with, nor are they suited to, policymaking.
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ET. Kashkari is a voting member of the central bank's policymaking panel for 22010.
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Bostic is an alternate voting member on the central bank's policymaking panel for 2017.
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The Commission on Evidence Based Policymaking unanimously supported this goal in its 2017 report.
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Kennedy's retirement is a crushing defeat for the Democratic Party and for liberal policymaking.
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An executive branch appointment or senior policymaking role on Capitol Hill would be helpful.
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It's a remarkable victory by someone still seen as a neophyte in Washington policymaking.
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Democrats are the party with the greatest stake in getting the policymaking process working.
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Policymaking needs to be informed by popular well-being, not just income and output.
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He also is a current voting member of the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee.
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"Congress did not create a control board ... with plenary policymaking power," the governor said.
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How this upgrade will influence policymaking and government agencies in these areas remains unclear.
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The next meeting of the policymaking committee is scheduled for March 20 and 21.
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U.S. policymaking is looking ever more like that of a corrupt third-world regime.
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A law signed this year, the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act, could help.
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In the past, bipartisanship had been held up as an important pillar of policymaking.
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He is also a voting member of the central bank's policymaking committee this year.
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The Fed's policymaking committee kept rates in a range of 1.75 and 2 percent.
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The outgoing Commission under Luxembourg's Jean-Claude Juncker is no longer active in policymaking.
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Similarly, transforming Democratic White House candidates' plans into actual policymaking is a huge lift.
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That's why voters delegate complex policymaking jobs to full-time legislators and their staffs.
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Mester said the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee's post-meeting statement as one example.
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Previous election years have shown policymaking all but stops until lawmakers are sworn in.
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The moral of the story is not that public opinion doesn't matter in policymaking.
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Finally, we must be driven by innovation in both our political culture and policymaking.
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The Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking came about through the bipartisan efforts of Rep.
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The advent of scientifically guided policymaking brings a new level of accountability to government.
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Part of the membership of the Fed's policymaking committee also turns over each year.
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The next meeting of the Fed's policymaking committee is scheduled for March 20-21.
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But we operate in a climate where prudential policymaking may be a bygone notion.
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A major trend of Trump-era policymaking has been to roll back environmental regulation.
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An "evidence-based" approach to policymaking means building evidence so we know what works.
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The U.S. central bank's policymaking committee holds its next meeting on Dec 10-11.
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The U.S. central bank's policymaking committee holds its next meeting on Dec. 10-11.
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This week, the US Senate embarked on a strange, rarely seen approach to policymaking.
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This, as Yuval Levin points out, is some of the messiness associated with policymaking.
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He even appears to be thinking seriously about how to structure the policymaking process.
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In subsequent decades, however, it's become a bureaucratic backwater with little real policymaking clout.
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But as the president moves from speech giving to policymaking, a collision seems inevitable.
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It appeared to be the dawning of a bold new era of conservative policymaking.
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We prohibit presidents from hiring family to avoid nepotism; we insist that politicians not place themselves or their families on both sides of the Chinese wall, so that they can't profit off of their own policymaking or trade policymaking favors for personal enrichment.
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Along with Congressional Republicans, he has the power to radically shape policymaking on abortion rights.
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Congress was completely inactive this week, but it was a busy time for policymaking nonetheless.
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And, as you may have noticed, affluent people tend to make themselves heard during policymaking.
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Someone once said that history is argument without end, but so is politics and policymaking.
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We need female political leaders right at the top to create and steer inclusive policymaking.
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But we should be very cautious about using sentiment analysis as a guide to policymaking.
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Mrs May's proposals comply with the most important rule of policymaking: first do no harm.
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He also enjoys the right to intervene in policymaking for the rest of his life.
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Where I could see MMT having an impact is in the realm of domestic policymaking.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee hasn't approved an interest rate increase since December 2015.
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Dudley, Evans, Kashkari, Kaplan and Bullard are voters on the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee.
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Do they see themselves as passive observers of government policymaking, simply along for the ride?
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Maintaining the involvement of disability advocates in policymaking at all levels is crucial, activists said.
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His research areas include counterextremism policymaking, theories in Quranic translation and modern trends in Islam.
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The Federal Reserve's policymaking committee meets next week to discuss the path of interest rates.
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Dudley, a voting member of the Fed's policymaking committee, did not comment on monetary policy.
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Where do you think the conversation about science in policymaking needs to go from here?
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Some issues raise complex policy questions that are best addressed though more open policymaking processes.
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But the style of policymaking seems set to change in a number of important respects.
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The lesson is that policymaking must be holistic; proposals cannot be judged fully in isolation.
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But like most of the president's high-profile policymaking ventures, it would be legally questionable.
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It's policymaking 101: When a policy delivers benefits to people, support for the policy grows.
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Policymaking has regained some momentum, although still faces the constraints of Lebanon's sectarian political system.
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But it's coal owners and their political patrons who have captured the reins of policymaking.
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Access to VA policymaking allowed Perlmutter to use public events to promote his private interest.
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He helps the companies, sometimes derided as middlemen who don't add value, navigate Washington policymaking.
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As a country, we can't afford to retreat from using data to inform our policymaking.
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Kashkari's comments came as investors digested the latest meeting minutes from the Fed's policymaking committee.
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"Some conditions are nothing more than policymaking through the merger review process," he said then.
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But this is backwards policymaking, and it's endangering countless lives and billions of taxpayer dollars.
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These new technological advances can help ensure that people's voice is actually heard in policymaking.
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China's economic policymakers are aware of that extreme option, people familiar with the policymaking said.
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It's an opening, messy part of policymaking where nobody quite knows what will happen next.
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But they are nonetheless rapidly moving from the realm of academic theory into actual policymaking.
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But a second factor — Mr. Trump himself — has dealt the death blow to effective policymaking.
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Outside of public hearings, some Republicans are beginning to grumble about Pruitt's approach to policymaking.
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But policymaking is deteriorating in Mexico, with a more populist, left-wing type of government.
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And they presided over serious, if sometimes unwieldy, policymaking structures designed to inform their decisions.
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In her many plans could be found the light of progressive policymaking without the heat.
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This approach could work since it avoids the thorny battles inherent in broad range policymaking.
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Congress has weakened itself and centralized its policymaking authority in the House and Senate leadership.
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Some doubt whether the A.N.C. can be salvaged as an effective vehicle for egalitarian policymaking.
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The Business Roundtable, led by JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon, represents CEOs and tries to influence policymaking.
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The Brexit process has often paralyzed policymaking within the EU since negotiations began in 2017.
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She spoke with The Times about her desire to bring evidence-based policymaking to Washington.
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These differences must be addressed through legitimate processes of debate, elections, difficult decisions and policymaking.
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The European Union is getting ready to vote on another key seat in European policymaking.
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It was part of a longer, more detailed discussion of the political maneuvering behind policymaking.
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Mester is a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's policymaking arm.
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Yet the industry confronts a reality whereby activist policymaking threatens to unravel a healthy market.
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Barr does acknowledge, because he must, the increasing abdication of Congress from its policymaking duties.
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But in policymaking, as in life, choices define who we are and what we value.
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The House easily passed the "Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2017" before Thanksgiving.
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Yellen nevertheless was clear that she believes presidents should avoid public comments on Fed policymaking.
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This year won't only be about politics, it surprisingly could become a year for policymaking.
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As a result, the stakes seem higher and policymaking takes a backseat to tribal conquest.
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Investors also digested out for speeches from two voting members of the Fed's policymaking committee.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee most recently has held the line on further moves.
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Mr. Kaplan, however, is not a voting member of the Fed's policymaking committee this year.
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Bush, more broadly, inaugurated a general era of business-friendly policymaking and light-touch regulation.
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We don't know for sure what policymaking in the Donald Trump era will look like.
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Anti-immigration advocates seize on those disputed studies to fuel anti-immigrant attitudes and policymaking.
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Cultivators were too feeble to compete in world markets, but too numerous to ignore in policymaking.
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Traders do not expect the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee to hike at the March session.
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If only policymaking didn't require difficult trade-offs among endless competing interests, many with legitimate arguments.
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Balancing politics and policymaking on the National Security Council … with a generous side of white nationalism.
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The central bank's policymaking committee next meets later this month, followed by another meeting in July.
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The things Rwanda's government does well, such as data-driven policymaking, are compatible with more pluralism.
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The constant revolution is not just fodder for comedians; it also makes consistent policymaking much harder.
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Why it matters: Right now, climate politics are unexpectedly hot, but federal policymaking is largely frozen.
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Rosengren called on central bankers to factor financial stability into policymaking and in their regulatory supervision.
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In Whitehouse's answer, you hear a pragmatic politician waving off questions he considers distractions from policymaking.
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Kushner had, improbably, emerged as a major policymaking force inside his father-in-law's ersatz administration.
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In public discourse and policymaking the categories of refugees and economic migrants are too often conflated.
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The policymaking process was chaotic, and could be upended by a presidential tweet at any time.
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Caixin said people close to NDRC's policymaking department did not deny the authenticity of the document.
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In this cycle, we believe the driving force will be a shift towards pro-business policymaking.
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Brazil's policymaking committee known as 'Copom' will deliver its latest rate decision on Wednesday next week.
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Organizing mass resignations or demanding that Congress shut down all policymaking is not the American way.
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"All of these proposals will share this common vision for economic policymaking in America," Warren said.
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All policymaking at this point seems to be happening in Congress, not at the White House.
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"His experience in policymaking process has got to be important to them," said one former colleague.
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That gives the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee breathing room as it seeks to normalize policy.
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Democrats in Congress are pushing the Federal Reserve to emphasize diversity when filling top policymaking roles.
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Authentic consensus building is often slow and challenging, but ultimately essential to rebuilding deliberative policymaking capacity.
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Americans' support for liberal policymaking has reached a 85033-year high, according to a new survey.
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Sondland says no one communicated concerns to him about 'irregular' Ukraine policymaking channel 12:02 p.m.
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However, president-for-life is not a good recipe for economic policymaking in the long run.
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Many reasons have been given for Congress's absence from the vast policymaking space represented by regulation.
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Policymaking, counter to the "art of the deal," is not just about dividing up the pie.
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Most Americans — regardless of party or ideology – agree that this nation's policymaking process is a mess.
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This is a moment to set aside the divisiveness that so frequently thwarts the policymaking process.
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There are four broad categories of factors that determine the influence of analysis on policymaking: Politics.
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During normal times, when policymaking operates within an accepted framework, such things may not matter much.
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The bank's policymaking committee, known as Copom, will deliver its next rate decision on Sept. 18.
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He has kept an unusually tight grip on the policymaking process for a national security adviser.
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Mr. Sanders describes himself as a democratic socialist who wants to resurrect New Deal-style policymaking.
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Direct connection is increasingly difficult, given the size of constituencies and the complexities of modern policymaking.
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We also must rethink the role of abstract economic theory and dubious economic models in policymaking.
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Gene Sperling has been the common denominator of Democratic economic policymaking over the past three decades.
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But the reality of widening geographic disparities has been slow to penetrate Democratic politics and policymaking.
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Worse, this strategy distorts the collection of data, which may lead to future mistakes in policymaking.
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The conflict is not "anywhere close" to weighing on Fed policymaking "at this point," he writes.
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Correctly done prediction markets can improve policymaking, and bad ones can be an avenue for misinformation.
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Personal views are almost always part of policymaking, but they should not be the only consideration.
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Policymaking by tweet has serious repercussions that the President may not understand or want to acknowledge.
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United States, a case dealing with Congress's power to broadly delegate policymaking authority to federal agencies.
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Bill Clinton has said the monies he received had no bearing on his wife's policymaking decisions.
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Markets expect a rate hike from the Federal Reserve when its policymaking committee meets this week.
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A first major test of AMLO's economic policymaking will come as he approaches the energy sector.
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Cronyism and the influence of special interests in both our politics and policymaking contaminates our government.
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Opinion Columnist In the eight years of the Obama presidency, there were three cycles of policymaking.
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This makes "any reliance on the curve for expansive [drone] policymaking appear ill-conceived," DJI writes.
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But this leaves out the thing that happens in between elections — the actual governing and policymaking.
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The new coalition has identified three principles to focus on that will provide the best chance for regulatory coherence and should be included in the TTIP: discussing the policymaking process at an early stage, concentrating on future policymaking and regulatory development and ensuring transparency and accountability.
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But since pro-democracy protests erupted in March 2011, Syrians detect a more sectarian approach to policymaking.
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And it would once again alienate the United States geopolitically, especially in our policymaking in Latin America.
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Kashkari is not a voting member on the central bank's policymaking committee this year or next year.
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"Monetary policymaking is a forward-looking exercise, and I'm just going to stick with that," he said.
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Edwards is a scholar of the presidency, focusing on the links between presidential leadership and public policymaking.
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Still, though, Trump has persisted with policymaking efforts considered anathema to more than just the tech industry.
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No one should be confused about the dominance of the neoliberal framework over economic policymaking in America.
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Mr. Williams would also bring a seasoned policymaking hand to a Fed that is short on them.
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"It's a very fundamental, entrenched part of financial institutions, but the policymaking is not there," she said.
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There is, instead, a different and more profound Trump tax at work here on the policymaking level.
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Yet the list of potential conflicts is so long that public confidence in policymaking is at risk.
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Before tagging on the requisite caveats, we tip our hat to the country's impressive turnaround in policymaking.
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Kaplan advocated three more rate hikes that would take the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee through June.
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The decision to leave the EU raised questions over Britain's hitherto high-quality economic policymaking, Moody's said.
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She will have a key role in shaping the next five years of policymaking in the region.
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The problem with this state of affairs, experts warn, is that crises demand smart and efficient policymaking.
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A big push is under way to streamline and centralise the bureaucracy, separating policymaking from its execution.
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We call for respect and transparency in policymaking, and for equality under the law for transgender people.
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The move opens the door to more transparency on policymaking decisions, but also, potentially, to less predictability.
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Gaspar: Well I think that you may have a bias in terms of finding flaws in policymaking.
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But that's healthy for the people those policies affect, as well as for the policymaking process itself.
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ET. Neither Lockhart nor Lacker is a voting member of the central bank's policymaking panel this year.
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But the industry's growth depends on the assumption that United States policymaking keeps up with the technology.
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Hacked audio published last month by the Washington Free Beacon provides further insight into Clinton's policymaking strategy.
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Telecom is a serious business and, as such, policymaking deserves to be approached with rigor and respect.
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When such orders cross into the realm of policymaking or violate the law, however, lawsuits pop up.
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Finally, I surmise absent response is not a factor of the arduous process that is federal policymaking.
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In the Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week, the policymaking body decided to hold rates steady.
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In fact, the Senate's passage of these reforms is itself a testament to the House's policymaking diligence.
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Actual bipartisan policymaking seems to be a rarity these days, but it doesn't have to be. Sens.
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His policymaking process has been chaotic, and can be upended by a presidential tweet at any time.
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To do this, policymakers must seek and include the perspectives of technology experts throughout the policymaking process.
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I suggest a number of ways that we can increase the influence of good analysis in policymaking.
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Members of the Fed's policymaking committee also kept their interest-rate forecasts unchanged for 2018 and 2019.
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He added that anyone in the "chief executive's close orbit can be important" to the policymaking process.
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That will likely come later, as the party works out its growing voice in policymaking and enforcement.
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Trump has been known to engage these conservatives, even if it risks killing the policymaking effort altogether.
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It's not farfetched to say confusion and chaos is the new normal in US national security policymaking.
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The lack of fidelity to facts has real-world consequences in both foreign affairs and domestic policymaking.
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There is a long history of rich countries like the US dominating the policymaking of poor nations.
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"The switch to YCC meant Kuroda's bazooka was over," said one official with knowledge of BOJ policymaking.
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And it could easily distract a president not exactly known for a disciplined political and policymaking operation.
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"There's no question that this is a referendum on Republican control and Republican policymaking," Mr. Lapp said.
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For now, it's enough to say that a blow was struck this week for evidence-based policymaking.
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Really draining the swamp means changing the policymaking process to shield it against insider takeover and manipulation.
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"Speaker [Paul] Ryan is really a strong advocate for evidence in policymaking," the Urban Institute's Kenney said.
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Experts say the effect of such turnover on any administration would be disruption to the policymaking process.
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If that proves to be his intent, some presidential policymaking powers would be shared with other bodies.
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And with thoughtful policymaking at the local, state and federal levels, we can better realize its potential.
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I think it's an acknowledgement that there is a range of opinion within the policymaking apparatus here.
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Last December, acting without a formal policymaking process, Trump called for a complete U.S. withdrawal from Syria.
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Bannon, who had no direct experience in policymaking, seized a central role on issues dear to Trump.
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Even true crisis may not elicit sound policymaking in the nation's urgent interest in 2018 or beyond.
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Normalizing the use of a wildly misleading measure of pharmaceutical spending has the potential to distort policymaking.
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That helps the city track energy use, providing officials with vital data that helps inform smart policymaking.
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Andrew Feldman is a member of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Collaborative and hosts the Gov Innovator podcast.
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As widely anticipated, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee increased the fed funds rate 2.93 basis points.
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But this rule against patronage hiring has a huge exception for those who are engaged in policymaking.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee issued a statement after its two-day meeting without the phrase.
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As widely anticipated, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee increased the fed funds rate 25 basis points.
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Though the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee chose not to hike its target rate at the Jan.
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Markets expect the policymaking Federal Open Markets Committee to approve another quarter-point increase at the Sept.
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But resolving most policy disputes through administrative and judicial channels freezes citizens out of the policymaking process.
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This would diminish agribusiness's influence over policymaking and move us toward a distributed and diverse energy system.
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This reflects the focus on means-tested programs that dominated Democratic policymaking over the past several decades.
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Meanwhile, Trump himself is not a conventional politician and doesn't necessarily abide by a conventional policymaking process.
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One line of criticism casts Democratic policymaking as a pro-corporate betrayal of the party's egalitarian economic traditions.
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"Whenever it's convenient, emerging economies become less favored and become victims of policymaking within advanced economies," he added.
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The Federal Reserve released the minutes from its policymaking meeting, which took place earlier this month, on Wednesday.
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When a president's executive order crosses into the realm of policymaking or violates the law, lawsuits pop up.
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Markets widely expect the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee to approve a quarter-point reduction at the Oct.
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It would be nice for better models to be available when the US returns to sane climate policymaking.
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If he gets the job, Droegemeier may have many opportunities to apply his extreme weather expertise in policymaking.
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And it indicates a willingness at the federal level to promote successful and responsible development through innovative policymaking.
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The Lib Dems have an intelligent policymaking process, dedicated activists and a rich political tradition to build on.
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Government still expands its role over time, and social traditions still fade; the direction of policymaking is liberal.
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HBCUs, MSIs and other public institutions suffer the consequences of policymaking conducted with little regard for empirical research.
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Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer repeated that the central bank's policymaking committee continues to watch global economic developments.
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But Trump's protectionist policies and unpredictable approach to policymaking have made a once prestigious gig unpalatable for many.
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The central bank's policymaking committee begins its two-day meeting Tuesday, with the market expecting no rate hike.
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Organizers had described the Earth Day event as a non-partisan celebration of science and evidence-based policymaking.
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We think the outcome of that fight will affect the direction of climate policymaking in the United States.
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Once the stuff of geekery, their preoccupations—border security, asylum rules, passport technology—are now driving EU policymaking.
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Powell is seen as more of a continuation to Yellen, but by no means an exact policymaking clone.
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Powell made the announcement Wednesday, after the conclusion of the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee's two-day meeting.
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The Fed's policymaking arm, the Federal Open Markets Committee, will meet Tuesday and Wednesday for its monthly huddle.
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As financial markets had anticipated, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee increased its benchmark target a quarter point.
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Policymaking can indeed get interesting when a president is freed from political constraints and legacy issues loom large.
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Dedicated staff members found a toxic working environment that was hostile to careful fact-finding and sound policymaking.
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So how could you describe the goal of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Commission's data recommendations in a nutshell?
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Taylor has also called for several changes intended to make the Fed's policymaking efforts more transparent and stable.
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That would facilitate the policymaking needed to cope with national needs and problems that are currently being neglected.
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A simple timeout and a no-blaming pledge could be the first steps to restoring constructive national policymaking.
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No single idea has broken through, however, and policymaking is likely to stall as the midterm elections approach.
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Chaotic policymaking in the U.S. has prevailed again, and this time, its victim is the Paris climate agreement.
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The abolish ICE debate is a product of the way American policymaking has changed in our hyperpartisan age.
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The science of analytics and big data promises even greater leaps for local governments in evidence-based policymaking.
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A vocal critic of the Fed, Moore has bashed its recent policymaking and attacked its chairman, Jerome Powell.
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Elsewhere, researchers find that mere exposure to marginalized groups of people backfires when it comes to progressive policymaking.
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The long history of American policymaking actually shows that raising taxes on the wealthiest taxpayers is entirely possible.
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The newly released government correspondence also hints at the influence of fossil fuel money in the policymaking process.
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Effective policymaking is best thought of as a feedback loop: Good policies create constituencies that will support them.
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So while incorporating evidence in policymaking makes sense in theory, it ends up being a challenge in practice.
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During his first year, the president showed only a sporadic interest in the nuts and bolts of policymaking.
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These programs thus incorporate citizens into policymaking and give them authority on how local governments spend their budgets.
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Her campaign's plans, in general, demonstrate a serious approach to policymaking that some of the other candidates lack.
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And he lauded a bad budget deal with Republican Mitch McConnell as an example of sound bipartisan policymaking.
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This slows down the policymaking process and instills doubt with the public unsure what, or whom, to believe.
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Ensuring those businesses are succeeding in five years is the kind of policymaking all sides can agree on.
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Candidates should have a strong knowledge and track record of federal and/or state policymaking and advocacy success.
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Viewing policymaking through a resilience-focused lens, not just a response lens, is an important place to start.
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The latest example of Amazons's policymaking through self-congratulation comes from Jay Carney, the company's public relations chief.
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To him, reforming capitalism means refocusing policymaking and financial regulation toward increasing productivity rather than short-term benefits.
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European policymaking has shifted away from the themes of fiscal discipline, economic reform and European financial institution-building.
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Another policymaking plan — a forthcoming Digital Service Act (DSA) — is slated to upgrade liability rules around internet platforms.
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"With that, you won't have this issue of the policy rate trading outside the (Fed policymaking) committee's range."
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The policymaking FOMC has approved seven quarter-point rate hikes in a cycle that began in December 2015.
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Congress shouldn't be in this position, as a principal rule of policymaking is to first do no harm.
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The change was part of a broader shift in economic policymaking toward a greater reliance on financial markets.
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Speed, not sage policymaking was clearly the order of the day, and it has continued into this week.
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Harker is not a voting member of the Fed's policymaking committee this year, but will be in 2020.
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With relatively little legislation under his belt, Trump's policymaking has largely consisted of aggressive use of executive discretion.
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On his own, he will be held responsible for the four decades of policymaking that he participated in.
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Officials have explained the decision as an effort to integrate the department's cyber and digital economy policymaking efforts.
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And while she has attracted considerable attention, policymaking in Congress remains a long, slow grind dominated by insiders.
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When a government treats energy sources and fuels individually, organized groups like the rural blocs can capture policymaking.
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In the old days of policymaking by aphorism—give a man a fish, feed him for a day!
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And the fact that the Trump WH doesn't do normal salesmanship/policymaking, bc incompetence, is an insufficient excuse.
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This is not how policymaking usually works — at least, not for policymakers who hope to pass actual laws.
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There are real and legitimate concerns about whose voices get heard in policymaking and whose voices get dismissed.
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He has yet to fill nearly 200 foreign and national-security jobs, and policymaking in his administration is dysfunctional.
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"The FCC's 2019 Broadband Deployment Report is hopelessly flawed and cannot be the basis for future policymaking," Sohn said.
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"The heart of the legislation takes the policymaking role of Washington and sends it to the states," Texas Sen.
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Mester was a voting member of the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee in 2018 but is not this year.
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No doubt all of the officials will be questioned about the impact of the Trump administration of their policymaking.
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There's a change coming up in Europe that will dictate the next five years of policymaking in the region.
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The Scottish government is a small organisation, with limited policymaking ability, and there are few think-tanks to help.
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If the Federal Reserve raises interest rates before December, it will be defying a quarter-century of policymaking history.
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The policymaking committee's statement highlighted "solid" job gains but added that inflation still runs below its 2 percent target.
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George, a voting member on the Fed's policymaking panel this year, had advocated raising interest rates at September's meeting.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen is expected to hold a news conference after the central bank releases its policymaking decision.
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Analysts have said such a patchwork government may struggle to last until 2018, and that policymaking could be hamstrung.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee at last week's meeting voted to end the program as of this month.
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But policymaking is downstream from the political system that apportions that power, and that political system is increasingly broken.
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He thinks he knows more than experts when he knows next to nothing of relevance to policymaking and governance.
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The Washington establishment sees in the modern history of Congress no alternative example of "real" policymaking worth drawing on.
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Meanwhile, Tarullo is a voting member of the central bank's policymaking panel and has been considered to be dovish.
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Some regard the announcement as mere grandstanding, in keeping with his habit of erratic policymaking and provocative public statements.
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The sources said work is still at the staff level and has not yet reached the policymaking Governing Council.
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Inflation below the central bank's 2 percent target would typically cause its policymaking committee to reconsider raising interest rates.
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Unfortunately Mr Trump's whole campaign is based on the notion that financial success begets policymaking success, regardless of expertise.
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Getting rid of the requirement to report pay is more in line with this administration's aggressively pro-business policymaking.
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Feeling more empowered than ever, he's decided that trade is the issue with which to assert himself in policymaking.
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When China's government orders economists to offer optimistic forecasts, it guarantees that its own policymaking will be ill-informed.
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This is a reckless motivation for public policymaking, and it must stop for the good of America's small businesses.
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Like any program, 340B can undoubtedly be strengthened and improved upon through bipartisan dialogue and thoughtful policymaking and compromise.
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The history of automotive policymaking shows that consumers can in fact have cars that are both nicer and cleaner.
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This could dismantle many of the core laws that attempt to insulate our policymaking process from special interest influence.
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When it comes to policymaking, it's important to be forward-thinking and consider the unintended consequences that may result.
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When the time is right, Germany's vision for a more secure and peaceful world positively contributes to global policymaking.
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He has been able to reassert the State Department's central role in policymaking on issues like Iran and Asia.
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The solid conservative majority would also serve as a bulwark against adventurous leftward policymaking for at least a generation.
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Ironically, recent developments in Fed policymaking adhere much more closely to a very different "modern monetary theory": market monetarism.
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Powell on Wednesday made it a point to say pressure from Trump hasn't had any effect on Fed policymaking.
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But it does represent an unprecedented invasion of a nation's domestic policymaking through the means of a trade agreement.
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" Kashkari, a voting member of the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee, asked during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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The president is disinterested in policymaking and, more often than not, uses it as political cover during tumultuous moments.
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Congress must end the nuclear monarchy, exercise its constitutional responsibility and demand its rightful role in nuclear weapons policymaking.
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The temptation will be for the president to turn to his 'phone and pen,' focusing exclusively on regulatory policymaking.
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Rajan declined to comment when asked by Reuters last week whether he would consider a return to active policymaking.
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"There's very little chance that the federal government is going to be taking the lead in policymaking," Storey said.
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The Fed's policymaking arm voted in December to raise the baseline interest rate range to 2.25 to 2.5 percent.
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Speaking exclusively to CNBC in Lisbon, Centeno promised to bring a fresh approach to policymaking after years of austerity.
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The executive branch was the sensible place to house agencies because the agencies combined both policymaking and enforcement functions.
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And while that mentality matters for federal policymaking and executive decision-making, it also counts at the personal level.
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Congress, however, can diminish the effect of executive and judicial policymaking by actually passing laws on several fronts, including.
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And when the Federal Reserve's policymaking group meets starting today, it will be missing some of its customary guides.
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It's little consolation that they seem unlikely to influence the 17 current members of the Fed's monetary policymaking committee.
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A new Division of Economic Research could help adapt policymaking to workplaces that have been transformed since the 1930s.
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Republicans, by contrast, don't have anything remotely resembling a recent concrete model of successful policymaking they can point to.
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He's the leader of the "No Labels" political organization, which is dedicated to centrist, bipartisan policymaking above all else.
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Mr. Xi's authoritarian approach was meant to bring faster policymaking after years of stagnation under his predecessor, Hu Jintao.
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European leaders have historically treated the group not as mere recipients of government money, but as partners in policymaking.
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Bolton, who has worked for presidential administrations dating back to Ronald Reagan's, is highly regarded in conservative policymaking circles.
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Asked about the role of science in policymaking, officials from the White House declined to comment on the record.
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And they have revealed administration efforts to circumvent usual policymaking channels, undermining Mr. Trump's ability to enact his agenda.
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But other countries recognise the value of America's world-class climate scientists, whose research informs policymaking around the globe.
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Over the last century, Congress has given away, or "delegated," much of its policymaking initiative to the executive branch.
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As first lady from 1993 to 2001, unlike many of her predecessors, she was an active part of policymaking.
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" Booker responded with a plug for locally-driven policymaking: "One-size-fits-all we know doesn't work for everybody.
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This would make policymaking difficult even if the parties could agree on a more environmentalist and pro-European agenda.
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A Briton by birth, he quickly became drawn to European Union policymaking and specialized in the subject at university.
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It is a tall order for us to have to retrieve our position now after years of incompetent policymaking.
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Along the way, this bill will face some challenges, but it will also offer some opportunities for better policymaking.
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But the G.C.C. was never meant to serve as a regional court, an advocacy group or a policymaking body.
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For decades after World War II, the economic assumptions that undergirded policymaking were basically those of John Maynard Keynes.
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And since his inauguration, there's been little clarity on the economic policymaking priorities of the administration as a whole.
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That would bring different voices into the policymaking process rather than centralizing power in the White House yet again.
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The answer is surprisingly complex: Overall, neither Trump nor Republicans made any attempt to pursue a serious policymaking process here.
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Under Pruitt's proposed "secret science" rule, only studies that release all of their raw data can be considered in policymaking.
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But policymaking progressives fall for Overton window shifts all the time, because at first they seem like a rational argument.
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What if Congress had continued to invest in its own internal policy capacity, and not outsourced policymaking to corporate lobbyists?
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No stranger to Silicon Valley, Covington & Burling has become an oft-tapped resource for tech companies eager to influence policymaking.
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Indeed, Steve Mnuchin, Mr Trump's nominee for that role, has voiced an ambition to co-ordinate economic policymaking across government.
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But researchers from around the world have been studying the effects of gender on policymaking when women do gain power.
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It is embedded in our founding documents, voiced by men with statues in their likeness, reflected in centuries of policymaking.
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Later treaties folded these subjects back into normal EU rules and practice, although most policymaking still retains the unanimity requirement.
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Traders await clues on the Fed's global economic outlook as the central bank's policymaking board meets on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Femia said the new actions elevate climate change to the highest level of national security policymaking that it's ever been.
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In theory, Republicans tend to be in favour of light-touch regulation and leaving governance and policymaking to local authorities.
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GOLDMAN SACHS SAYS INVESTORS SHOULD FOCUS ON URZUA'S REPLACEMENT, WHETHER THAT SIGNALS MORE "UNORTHODOX, INTERVENTIONIST ECONOMIC POLICYMAKING, WEAKENING FISCAL DISCIPLINE"
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Investment has flopped thanks to chaotic policymaking and rising costs: electricity tariffs have risen nearly fivefold over the past decade.
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Helping women gain political power can help empower other women and girls, ensuring that women's issues get priority in policymaking.
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LN: As you cover policymaking, you learn that policy experts aren't nearly as powerful as many people think they are.
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Personal experiences factor into policymaking and should not be dismissed; to the contrary, they should be seen as an asset.
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Alongside their Medicaid brethren, they're where some of the big health policymaking could happen now that Obamacare repeal appears dead.
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A former insurance commissioner of Kentucky, Woodall has more than 50 years of experience in insurance regulation, law and policymaking.
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Al Muhairi served as a managing director at the Abu Dhabi executive Council, the top policymaking body in the emirate.
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Should the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee not deliver on any of those measures, the result may not be pretty.
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Investors are put off by erratic policymaking, the overweening power of the army and Mukhabarat, and unpredictable, often vindictive courts.
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A non-voting member of the Fed's policymaking committee, Lockhart also said he expects continued job market improvement this year.
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Both Fischer and Brainard vote on the Fed's policymaking committee, which will release its policy decision and outlook next week.
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Yet it is on the chopping block this week, thanks to a bill that represents the worst kind of policymaking.
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"Without improved trust in policymaking, it is likely that South Africa will remain in a low-growth trap," Brixiova said.
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The departures of both Bossert and Joyce spurred concerns about the road ahead for the White House's cyber policymaking efforts.
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I learned through my own experience working on Capitol Hill how congressional caucuses can cultivate fertile ground for bipartisan policymaking.
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This along with a sit-and-wait approach when it comes to Brexit has boosted the image of EU policymaking.
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Evidence-based policymaking holds the potential to give lawmakers valuable metrics on the most effective approaches for delivering government services.
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On such issues, Risch should push the administration to provide strategic clarity (and hopefully enable more prudent policymaking to emerge).
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Omar began almost immediately after her swearing in following her comments about the role of money in the policymaking process.
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Until the Trump administration changes course significantly, we must work together to bridge the divide between academia, education and policymaking.
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In other words, the composition of the Fed matters, and a more hawkish approach to policymaking would be a concern.
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Pricing oil for a safe climate is especially important for North American policymaking, the continent leading the unconventional oil revolution.
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"It is essential that every member has meaningful policymaking and public engagement opportunities regardless of length of service," he wrote.
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In 2002, Berlant helped found the Feel Tank Chicago—her version of that ubiquitous vehicle of policymaking the think tank.
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He spoke the same day the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee begins its two-day meeting in Washington.
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With Congress hopelessly gridlocked, the bulk of policymaking now happens in state capitals and municipalities, where the GOP is dominant.
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The proposal's sweeping deregulatory measures will roll back crucial protections for borrowers, and they exclude consumers from the policymaking process.
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But when it comes to sensible policymaking, last year's legislative performance suggests the Golden State is fast losing its luster.
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But on Wednesday, the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced that rates would hold steady for now.
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Bullard, a non-voting member of the U.S. Federal Reserve's policymaking committee, made the comments at an event in Singapore.
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Other agencies make decisions in these areas too, but the leading groups place Mr. Xi at the center of policymaking.
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If you expect this to lead to good policymaking, you haven't been paying attention to how this White House operates.
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari responded in a later interview on CNBC by denying that politics influenced Fed policymaking.
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Not surprisingly, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has much less clout in policymaking than its counterparts in other countries.
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But it also exposes the moral rot at the heart of the Trump administration's latest example of policymaking by tweet.
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But they do share a little grander imagination of what might be possible through federal policymaking to lower drug prices.
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The Trump-Tillerson partnership failed miserably as the president soured on the former ExxonMobil C.E.O. and marginalized him in policymaking.
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Mr. Bannon's view that China is the greatest long-term threat to the United States has influenced Mr. Trump's policymaking.
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Last but by no means least, to some extent in foreign policy just saying things is a form of policymaking.
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The state superintendent, a nonpartisan office, does not have any independent policymaking authority, making the costly race even more peculiar.
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So, too, will the power of the wealthy, including their ability to shape policymaking and government for their own benefit.
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It's also why tax incentives, "public-private partnerships," and means testing are now the only viable tools left in policymaking.
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As mandatory spending continues to crowd out discretionary spending, policymaking is becoming an increasingly futile function in the budgetary process.
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That scientific fact favors gradual and thoughtful measures — including legislation and policymaking— to address actual concerns raised by germline editing.
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Bloomberg, however, sees legislatures as dithering, ineffective, and too obsessed with their next election to be trusted with complicated policymaking.
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And the European Union's cautious, often ponderous approach to policymaking is now clashing directly with Mr. Trump's unpredictability and aggressiveness.
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Beyond elections, the most challenging counter-majoritarian obstacle to effective left and liberal policymaking is the federal legislative process itself.
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The VA on Thursday did not respond to an email inquiring into whether they are still involved in agency policymaking.
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Its strategic interests to grow and be competitive in those sectors still drive a fair amount of policymaking and investments.
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A steep decline in the rand underlined Gordhan's reputation among investors as a guardian of policymaking stability in South Africa.
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Powell also takes over the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee at a time when it has multiple holes to fill.
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The is exactly the type of pragmatism and non-ideological policymaking that sentient humans have craved after the Bush years.
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Last week Reuters reported that China is creating a new energy ministry in order to centralize policymaking and improve efficiency.
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In other words, policymaking that does not have a significant impact on spending, revenues or the deficit is not allowed.
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The Caucus is concerned about diversity in the Judicial Council and has asked the policymaking body to provide that information.
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How do we evaluate a first lady, who holds a position that has no formal role in the policymaking process?
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Properly rewarding energy efficiency and electrification requires coordination across policymaking bodies (states, counties, cities, utilities) that don't always communicate well.
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But there was another audience he never quite captured: the policymaking and government elites who control the levers of power.
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While IUCN rulings have no direct legal implications, they can put pressure on policymaking aimed at protecting at-risk species.
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In just three years, the Trump administration has diminished the role of science in policymaking while disrupting research projects nationwide.
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For there was clearly some change in Democratic policymaking — and, arguably, in its "ideological cast" — sometime between 1976 and 1992.
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Congress offloaded more and more policy responsibility to the alphabet soup of agencies that now do the preponderance of policymaking.
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But the snail's pace of its policymaking efforts stands in stark contrast to the all-out blitz on Capitol Hill.
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It is notable that the potential domestic political constraints on policymaking come at a time when the economy faces heightened risks.
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The Fed has forecast as many as three rate hikes this year, with the policymaking committee's next meeting set for March.
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So this isn't necessarily conducive to good government or policymaking, but it does simplify the process for both voters and candidates.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on November 8.
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Then, having won the election, he set about installing an incredible array of financial industry insiders at high levels of policymaking.
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But the reality of democracy in the world's largest economy and third most-populous country is that national policymaking is complicated.
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In a normally functioning White House, associate directors in each issue area within the agency play an essential role in policymaking.
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Overlooked in that analysis are the financial stability concerns steadily integrated into Fed policymaking since the 2007 to 2009 financial crisis.
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I believe that the history of Fed policymaking is that, you know, there are times when we need to raise rates.
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The focus on "win-win" outcomes allowed governments to invert the late MIT economist Charles Kindleberger's famous description of 1930s policymaking.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on Aug. 1.
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The EPA has sought to limit what scientists can participate in agency policymaking, and what sort of research can be included.
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Mester is a nonvoter this year on the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee, though she still offers input into its decisions.
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All of the rate hikes during his tenure were approved with broad-based support from the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee.
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They are, rather, terrible policy ideas that currently exert more influence over policymaking than they deserve and ought to be rebutted.
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"Overall I think my outlook is still for moderate economic growth," said Kashkari, a nonvoting member of the Fed's policymaking committee.
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Economic stars such as Mr Stiglitz and Mr Piketty are too busy on the lecture circuit to devote time to policymaking.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on December 13.
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New York (CNN Business)America's economy is in a period of historic prosperity, but you wouldn't know it from Washington's policymaking.
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This is a comparison of Thursday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on September 26.
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But as we built this ecosystem to bring technology expertise into the highest levels of policymaking, we made an important realization.
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That appears to reflect Trump's sincere misapprehensions about trade deficits, but also his preference for wheeling and dealing over systematic policymaking.
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The regulatory fate of the deal will, however, be an important indicator of the integrity of policymaking in the Trump era.
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But Trump is not one to put the niceties of the policymaking process over the partisan political needs of the moment.
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That commitment, if backed by consistent policymaking, would shape public expectations and choices and help produce the desired level of inflation.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on January 30.
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The administration bills Iran diplomacy as an example of tough, pragmatic policymaking that can show the fruits of seeking negotiated settlements.
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The Federal Reserve's policymaking committee is also slated to meet this week, but they are largely expected to hold rates steady.
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While this kind of executive policymaking is not what the framers had in mind, it's still going to become more common.
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Five years ago, Facebook and Twitter looked like promising venues for more regular voices to provide feedback in the policymaking process.
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Though he lacked an economics background, he was no policymaking novice, having been public enterprises minister under Zuma from 2009-2014.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on October 31.
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As No Labels has proposed, beyond changing any given policy, we need to reform the way policymaking is done in Washington.
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Presidential and congressional candidates could be interviewed to ensure they understand core concepts of U.S. political, legislative, diplomatic and policymaking processes.
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As financial markets had anticipated, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee, or FOMC, increased its benchmark target by a quarter point.
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The wave of criticism also misses the pathologies that have marginalized the State Department in the policymaking process since 9/11.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on September 20.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on March 21.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on May 2.
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Having carried an enormous policymaking burden since the global financial crisis, the central bank is in the process of stepping back.
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It would not be incorrect to call that a cynical bit of policymaking, but it also seems irrational and self-defeating.
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International investors were particularly keen on Mr Rajan, a known entity in a country whose economic policymaking has often been unpredictable.
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What makes the tariff episode more alarming is that Trump announced the policy without any effort at a coherent policymaking process.
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Echoing other critics, Frank von Hippel, a Princeton University professor who researches nuclear arms control and policymaking, said weak oversight continues.
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She proposed reversing Newt Gingrich's 1990s demolition of congressional research groups, which left a policymaking void filled by astroturfed think tanks.
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Early polls cannot legally be triggered six months before a presidential election, opening the way for prolonged uncertainty and stalled policymaking.
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In her native Philippines, she made labor and rape laws fairer to women and integrated gender into all kinds of policymaking.
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It may be that the central focus on Iran allows the State Department to come back into the foreign policymaking fold.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on July 26.
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In fact, corporate boards and CEOs already exercise outsize influence on the political process, policymaking and government administration at every level.
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And much of the White House policymaking has been overseen by Larry Kudlow, a key economic adviser loath to rattle markets.
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But his critics associate Zuma's leadership with deeply entrenched corruption and erratic policymaking that deterred investment and held back economic growth.
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In some ways, the most significant thing about his death is what it shows about the breakdown of American foreign policymaking.
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Why it matters: These proposals could upend traditional Democratic policymaking the way supply-side conservatives changed Republicans' views four decades ago.
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At the same time, policymaking is political, and the temptation to use legislation and its implementation to transfer wealth is powerful.
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The Fed raised rates for the sixth time since the policymaking FOMC began raising rates off near-zero in December 2015.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on January 31.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on December 12.
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If approved, the FAA will grant the localities a waiver and use testing data from those operations to inform federal policymaking.
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This bill would implement several recommendations the Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking presented to Congress and the president earlier this year.
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That comes nearly two months after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee went ahead with its first cut in 11 years.
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In spite of ample evidence that the new system wasn't working as anticipated, this ideology has dominated economic policymaking ever since.
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Tillerson continued to entrust his top lieutenants with foreign policymaking, and much of the building felt sidelined by his leadership style.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on July 31.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's FOMC statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on June 14.
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Polls point to his Republican party losing control of the House of Representatives which could curb some of his policymaking power.
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The change, Ms. Hartmann added, speaks to the broader problem of a lack of women represented in finance and economic policymaking.
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That's going to give them a bigger voice in 2020 redistricting and, of course, in the important work of state policymaking.
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The aim was to examine the legacy of 9/11 from a variety of perspectives — military, fiscal, social, cultural, and policymaking.
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Stephen Moore now works for the Heritage Foundation, which has played a key role in Republican policymaking since the Reagan administration.
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Still, there's little policymaking in the Senate, where McConnell has mostly been focused on confirming nominations to the judiciary and Trump's Cabinet.
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The relative calm in the U.S. credit market Tuesday comes as the Federal Reserve's policymaking arm prepares to meet later this week.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee approved four rate hikes in 2018 and has indicated perhaps two more are ahead this year.
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The gathering on Sunday in Jeddah may issue a recommendation ahead of OPEC's policymaking meeting with its allies next month in Vienna.
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However, progressives have one crucial move they can play to avoid four years of devastating policymaking: using Trump's own voters against him.
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"We had a very tough first year of policymaking, and we felt we had the support of big labor organizations," he added.
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The recent economic data helped the Fed's policymaking arm defend its third quarter-point increase to the federal funds rate in September.
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He also said that the Fed's policymaking arm is not on a preset hiking path and could adjust its plans as needed.
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But if you're not, the best thing you can do to reduce carbon emissions is to get involved in politics and policymaking.
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Kaplan, a voting member on The Fed's policymaking committee, reiterated his view that a rate hike should come sooner rather than later.
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Norman Lamb, Chair of the UK's Science and Technology Committee, criticized the report, saying it only delays real policymaking on the issue.
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During President Donald Trump's inaugural address, he promised an "America First" approach to policymaking that would prioritize national interest in foreign affairs.
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This could produce a new wave of privatisation of public policy, or worse, could automate policymaking, reducing the need for democracy overall.
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Government and central bank officials directly involved in policymaking, however, have said there is no chance Japan will resort to "helicopter money".
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The bottom line: Although Mattis had been relegated to the periphery of Trump's policymaking, he remained a reassuring presence to U.S. allies.
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But if policymaking can be shifted in their direction—and away from Congress -- the prospects for effective government will be much improved.
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But in the age of Twitter bots, American policymaking and elections may be defended from foreign influences only by completely rewriting FARA.
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The Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC), the Fed's policymaking arm, finds itself at a difficult crossroads during its two-day October meeting.
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" He added: "We will not let mob behavior drown out all the Americans who want to legitimately participate in the policymaking process.
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Before Yellen's address, two other voting members of the central bank's policymaking committee offered their thoughts on the rates and the economy.
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Mike Pence as Trump's running mate -- a veteran of Congress and conservative darling who will likely have a heavy hand in policymaking.
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They all think the presence of people with private sector experience in the regulatory state helps make the policymaking process better-informed.
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IN THE annals of modern American economic policymaking, among the most revered pieces of legislation is the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
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With the metronome and the hartals a thing of the past, policymaking has become more consistent and the investment climate more stable.
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Despite these discouraging moments, I completed my internship and turned my passion for policymaking into a paid staff position on the Hill.
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The Federal Reserves policymaking Federal Open Market Committee is widely expected to reduce short-term interest rates when it meets next week.
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For next month's event, we're talking about policymaking in the age of Trump, just on the eve of the administration's 100th day.
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Contrary to widespread belief that bipartisanship is buried six feet under the swamp, we are bringing Midwestern sensibility to the policymaking table.
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Through the lens of this stellar career, the book also throws a sharp light on American policy and policymaking over four decades.
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Groysman's rebooted cabinet appears to strengthen the influence of Poroshenko in the government and on the economic side of policymaking in particular.
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As the administration drags on, the Senate's time is even more eaten up by policymaking, as well, meaning nominations will take longer.
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The Federal Reserve's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee is widely expected to reduce short-term interest rates when it meets next week.
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The monetary policymaking arm of the Federal Reserve has said it will be "patient" in its approach to the federal funds rate.
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Dudley is president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and a voting member on the federal central bank's policymaking committee.
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To strike an appropriate balance between national security and civil liberties, future policymaking must be informed by input from the relevant sciences.
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Just years ago, advocates said they were explaining the basics to legislators—now they're getting into the nitty-gritty details of policymaking.
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He did not play a major policymaking role, according to administration officials, and was not a member of the National Security Council.
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Though a lower profile race, agriculture commissioner is a Cabinet-level position in Florida and is seen as influential in state policymaking.
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And such proposals seem sure to be a fixture of federal education policymaking for at least the balance of the Trump administration.
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Victims' rights groups say the bill is too reactionary, and that policymaking should focus on prevention, survivor support, and processing rape kits.
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The Fed left overnight interest rates unchanged after policymaking meetings this week even as it painted an upbeat picture of the economy.
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"Geopolitical tensions with the United States are building again and the direction of policymaking remains a key concern for investors," he said.
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It became obvious that the left's outrage stemmed from the prospect of losing the Supreme Court as a tool of progressive policymaking.
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Investigators are examining Nader's role in the White House's policymaking and asking about efforts by the Emiratis to influence the Trump administration.
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DEMS TELL FED TO INCREASE DIVERSITY: Democrats in Congress are pushing the Federal Reserve to emphasize diversity when filling top policymaking roles.
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Navarro made clear in his statement that the President himself made the trade office he leads a priority in the policymaking process.
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Helping women gain political power can help empower other women and girls, and help ensure that women's issues get priority in policymaking.
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The policymaking committee of the Fed also dropped "patient" from its statement and acknowledged that inflation is "running below" its 2% objective.
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California and Texas don't rotate out of economic significance every three years, so why should their contribution to the monetary policymaking process?
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What the far right fears more than anything else isn't a defeat at the ballot box or a temporary setback in policymaking.
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Moody's said the negative outlook was justified by unpredictable policymaking, which could affect economic growth and the ability to attract foreign investment.
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Whether Pelosi can hold her conference together will have more of an effect on 2020's presidential campaign than on policymaking, anyway.
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The Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's policymaking arm, held its benchmark interest rate target between 1 percent and 1.25 percent.
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Justice just wants the full court to hold that federal trial judges can't issue sweeping injunctions that essentially shut down presidential policymaking.
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They warn that the Trump administration's downplaying of human rights in foreign policymaking will further enable authoritarian rulers to carry out abuses.
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Mueller is looking into Nader's influence on White House policymaking and is asking about the UAE's efforts to influence the Trump administration.
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The public dialogue on immigration tends to be a mess, albeit a mess that helps explain the inertia that has enveloped policymaking.
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Policymaking proposals by interim President Michel Temer to cut spending and curb debt growth are luring investors back into the nation's debt.
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They see her as a media celebrity like Trump, who won his first political office with no experience in policymaking or governing.
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Beyond the specifics of the legislative rules, however, Republicans simply approached Obama-era policymaking with a new spirit of hard-nosed cynicism.
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One is a zero-sum competition for electoral power, and the other is a policymaking process that is decidedly not zero-sum.
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The bill was also written "to not interfere with Title IX," the spokesperson added, saying: Libarkin feels current policymaking isn't good enough.
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Valuing the Fed's "independence" above all else too often means ceding a vital economic policymaking arm to the whims of Wall Street.
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Populist strongmen — because of their relationships to their citizens, their fellow elites and to their own policymaking apparatus — tend to be different.
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Things feel hectic and uncertain right now, he argues, not because repeal is failing but because policymaking is always hectic and uncertain.
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This weekend, The Times Magazine dedicates an entire issue to climate change, including this story about the intersection of policymaking and economics.
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Relying on high quality, non-partisan data for evidence-based policymaking may be our best hope for building bridges across the aisle.
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The central bank is widely expected to raise the rate by another quarter point at its next policymaking meeting, in mid-December.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve, as expected, left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Thursday after a two-day meeting of its policymaking committee.
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Frustratingly, even when partisan politics are not driving legislation, sloppy policymaking can cause even the most well-intentioned bills to turn controversial.
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Chinese leaders need a capable bureaucrat to run Hong Kong and further subsume it into Beijing's orbit through policymaking and economic integration.
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Mr. Soi, 48, has always insisted that his work should be viewed as social commentary, rather than an effort to influence policymaking.
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Guns have long been at the center of a divisive national conversation about public safety, personal freedom, partisan policymaking and corporate action.
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The Federal Reserve's policymaking arm improved its rating of the U.S. economy, but elected to forgo another interest rate hike in August.
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It was the sixth rate increase since the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee began raising rates off near zero in December 2015.
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It was the sixth rate hike since the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee began raising rates off near-zero in December 2015.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee stated only that the "balance sheet normalization program" as outlined in June will commence next month.
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President Maithripala Sirisena suspended the parliament last month, reconvening it only this week, underscoring investor uncertainty about broad policymaking and economic management.
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It is a reflection of how powerful and necessary it is to have people of many backgrounds and experiences fill policymaking forums.
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"I think the much more concerning element of this is Chinese influence over policymaking in a wide range of areas," Myers said.
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That comes nearly two months after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee went ahead with its first cut since the financial crisis.
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Other EPA staffers told Politico that Perrotta often weighs in on matters related to environmental policy, despite not having a policymaking position.
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Volcker's tenure at the Fed didn't just represent a revolution in policymaking, it also changed the way economists thought about the economy.
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Mr. Trump has yet to win enough support from congressional Republicans, much less from within the policymaking bureaucracy, to build his wall.
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What's unique about House of Cards is that its solution for Clinton-related disappointment doesn't involve any policymaking, either domestic or foreign.
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In terms of my motivation to be involved in public service and policymaking, that story is really at the core of it.
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They leak because the White House is catastrophically mismanaged, with nobody controlling access to the president or running a disciplined policymaking process.
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Social movements have long used state and local policymaking as an organizing tool, a rallying cry, a testing ground for their ideas.
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Perhaps more important than the picks themselves is the fact that Trump has set up a policymaking structure that should facilitate protectionism.
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Recent turnover in the White House — especially the February resignation of staff secretary Rob Porter, who managed Navarro — upset the regular policymaking process.
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He has been banned from doing his job, including at the powerful European Central Bank, where he sits on the top policymaking board.
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According to the most recent projections from the Federal Open Market Committee, the bank's policymaking arm, 2017 could see three interest rate hikes.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that delaying increases in rates could leave the Fed's policymaking committee behind the curve.
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Economists and investors are increasingly training computers to read central bank reports to better understand policymaking or to make bets in financial markets.
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In the past, the CEA's economists, traditionally scholars on leave from their universities, have sought to bring some academic rigor to presidential policymaking.
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This has transformed the character of government, from a semblance of well-advised policymaking to a relentless effort to fulfil presidential campaign promises.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee is almost certain to not raise interest rates, but faces several questions, including on the U.S. economy.
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I think the present concern is that Trump has both surrounded himself with so many military voices and effectively abdicated the policymaking process.
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This gets to something important: The Kremlin's policymaking can be more shortsighted and arbitrary than the myth of Putin would have us believe.
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On one hand, they face internal and external pressure to speak out against the administration's erratic policymaking, which a majority of Americans oppose.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Board Governor Richard Clarida speaks gives opening remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference - 18000 GMT.
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So while the establishment may be hanging back such that they avoid conflicts with Trump, they are still engaged in the policymaking process.
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Up until now, when these two parties agreed on the direction of policymaking, they had enough seats combined to approve any legislation needed.
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A good think-tank helps the policymaking process by publishing reports that are as rigorous as academic research and as accessible as journalism.
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State-run media in China is often viewed as mouthpieces for the government and scrutinized for any insights into opaque policymaking in China.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Board Governor Richard Clarida speaks gives opening remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference - 229 GMT.
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He promises that policymaking will become more "human", but also to stick to reform plans for pensions, unemployment benefits and the public sector.
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Yellen and the Fed's policymaking committee cited inflation as one of the reasons why it did not hike rates at its September meeting.
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The has done very well on days when the Federal Reserve's policymaking committee has met, a Tuesday report from Bespoke Investment Group found.
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The question is, how do we harness all the market forces, all the policymaking forces, to as rapidly as possible reverse human downgrading?
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That's because he believes the weeks leading up to inauguration will be "critical" as Clinton determines who to put in key policymaking roles.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Board Governor Richard Clarida speaks gives opening remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference - 22018 GMT.
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The policymaking committee said economic growth in the U.S. is "moderate" and the labor market "strong," but still opted to ease borrowing costs.
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The Trump presidency, paired with the GOP Congress and a conservative Supreme Court, could bring a flurry of policymaking unlike any in memory.
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Both have been swept up in recent waves of emerging market selling, never mind their strong growth, appealing real yields, and sound policymaking.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Board Governor Richard Clarida speaks gives opening remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference - 21400 GMT.
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Their unhappiness with her "policymaking by tortoise" had already led to sustained reports over the past week that her premiership is in danger.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee hiked again in March, with officials then pointing to a total of three moves for the year.
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On the day the Fed's policymaking committee voted to hike rates in December, Cooperman told CNBC that stock markets could handle policy tightening.
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Either way, there would be more delays in policymaking in the EU's second-poorest state, which has massive healthcare and transport infrastructure needs.
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European leaders will discuss further integration of the economies and policymaking of the 19 countries sharing the euro at a summit in June.
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Reports have shown that bots may have filed hundreds of thousands of fake comments to the FCC during the net neutrality policymaking process.
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Democrats have wanted to see the president's tax returns in order to determine whether his personal holdings pose any conflicts with his policymaking.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Board Governor Richard Clarida speaks gives opening remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference - 1310 GMT.
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The Court issued an injunction blocking part of his recent decree, which would have dismantled important tools for civil society involvement in policymaking.
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Guo's unique role will allow him to coordinate policymaking and implementation between PBOC and CBIRC, and help advance Beijing's financial reforms, sources said.
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What is more likely is that Wang steps down from the Politburo Standing Committee but continues to play a policymaking role, said Eurasia.
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A long election cycle was also complicating policymaking, with a presidential election kicking off on Sunday and local and parliamentary elections in 2020.
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It was a sticky ethical issue, seemingly exemplifying the revolving door that has separated lobbying from policymaking in the nation's capital for decades.
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If you have been involved in policymaking for any considerable amount of time, it's likely that you will have lobbied at some point.
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Career diplomats with decades of experience are expected to describe the effort to inject Mr. Trump's political objectives into foreign policymaking on Ukraine.
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Essentially, that means the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee would raise or lower rates based on gauges like the unemployment rate and inflation.
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"Inflation is still below 2 percent, but the confidence of the Fed in achieving the target is driving its policymaking," said BlackRock's Rosenberg.
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Minutes from the September meeting of the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee show members anticipating that the factors slowing down inflation will pass.
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Democrats seized the governorship from Republicans in Wisconsin, once a laboratory for conservative policymaking, but have so far struggled to get things done.
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Should he gain an appointment, it will come at a critical juncture for the central bank and its policymaking Federal Open Market Committee.
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Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) last month reminded Americans of the forgotten virtue of bipartisanship in policymaking, especially when it comes to national security.
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Meanwhile, Collins sits on the House Energy and Commerce Committee's health subcommittee, a position that gives him policymaking responsibilities over the pharmaceutical industry.
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And the Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act would buttress these gains by reducing the role of special interest lobbying in federal policymaking.
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As a nurse, I believe in data-driven, evidence-based policymaking that will make a difference and help make improvements in our country.
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U.S. Treasuries yields dipped as traders booked profit ahead of this week's policymaking meetings at both the Fed and the Bank of Japan.
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Stocker suggested that the delay in removing caps stemmed from legislative bodies being "blind" to the unintended consequences of their well-intentioned policymaking.
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Here's the long-term problem, though: Targeting individual companies one by one simply isn't a sustainable strategy like actual economic policymaking would be.
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The conservative radio host also wants to expand the position by having a bigger role in policymaking, according to sources cited by Politico.
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He already had strong ties to Uganda, where he'd been leading a World Health Organization project to bring more research evidence to policymaking.
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But economists have flagged Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs and "erratic policymaking" as potential risks that could weigh on investor sentiment.
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"We need more rational scientists and technologists in congress armed with evidence-based policymaking, not politicians making irrational decisions based on their emotions."
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"The average age of Congress reflects the backwards policymaking we're currently seeing," said Steven Olikara, president and founder of the Millennial Action Project.
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Markets had widely anticipated that the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee would raise interest rates a quarter-point at the meeting.
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Analysts say Widodo's overtures to Islamic groups and voters point to a potential populist turn in policymaking if he wins a second term.
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The IRS is supposed to be solely focused on executing the law, while Treasury takes a broader view, which incorporates politics and policymaking.
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Your bid to say "racist" as much as you can on television may score political points but is creating a toxic policymaking environment.
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Mr. Sharif has tried to portray himself as a champion of civilian supremacy and a challenger to the military's overarching influence in policymaking.
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"The order clearly references the Public Officers Law, and that is what we used to define policymaking boards, commissions, and instrumentalities," she said.
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For now, extending Mr. Xi's tenure will ensure some measure of predictability in one way, at least: by allowing for more resolute policymaking.
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It's much the same in the public sphere: a promise to fix what's wrong with the body politic, usually through sober bipartisan policymaking.
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While Maher rails against weak wills and "political correctness," Bee is using her platform to attack entrenched bias, lazy governance, and sexist policymaking.
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But some critics see the relocation plan as another attempt by the Trump administration to diminish the role of science in government policymaking.
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Writers from the left, right and center voiced differing opinions on the president's immigration preferences and what role ethnicity should play in policymaking.
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Perhaps Trump's behavior — the lies, the insults, the ignorance, the feuding that happens outside the realm of official administration policymaking — shouldn't get coverage.
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"This is highly unusual tax policymaking," said Mr. de León, who has announced plans to run for the United States Senate next year.
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It was a stunning demonstration of politically motivated policymaking that has provoked nearly a dozen coastal states, both red and blue, to protest.
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Opinion Columnist Democrats won't be able to do much policymaking over the next two years, because of President Trump and the Republican Senate.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee cut its own benchmark rate three times last year, down to a range targeted at 1.5%-1.75%.
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Lawmakers routinely use the law to privately examine the confidential tax returns of companies, for example, to help inform the tax policymaking process.
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There's talk that the cartel could move up its next policymaking meeting, scheduled for March, in order to announce further limits to production.
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Kelly, meanwhile, has sought to bring further order to the policymaking process, including by naming Chris Liddell as his deputy for policy implementation.
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This technocratic approach to some areas of policymaking reflects Chile's relative economic liberalism, which in turn has contributed to its relative economic prosperity.
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Two people familiar with Chinese economic policymaking said China did not believe that an explicit agreement had been struck for specific farm purchases.
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"The Governing Council is determined to act" if inflation remains stubbornly below the official target of 2 percent, the bank's policymaking panel said.
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Moreover, it is essential that, as with broader policymaking, any litigation must serve the public interest, not the profit motives of outside counsel.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee said current conditions indicate that the overnight funds rate should remain anchored at 1.25 to 1.5 percent.
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Our policymaking should increase opportunities for people to develop in-demand skills and credentials that help people get good jobs with rising incomes.
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This time around, Zuma is facing political pressure for last Thursday's dismissal of Gordhan, a symbol of policymaking stability for many foreign investors.
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They shortchanged the policymaking process to avoid political costs, and we — and the Kurds — are suffering the inevitable consequences of that confusion today.
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In doing so, they hope to upend Democratic policymaking in the same way that supply-side conservatives changed Republican orthodoxy four decades ago.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee already has raised rates twice this year and has indicated two more moves are on the way.
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"This deliberate effort to obscure the facts, this disregard for the truth, undermines our political discourse and it affects our policymaking," she said.
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And the board will be able to go beyond decisions to offer advice on policymaking — Facebook will obligate itself to respond in public.
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The president has an executive board and a Governing Council to make decisions, but they are still seen as very influential in policymaking.
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With Wall Street awaiting the results of Federal Reserve's two-day policymaking meeting, CNBC's wanted investors to keep a key trend in mind.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee concludes its two-day meeting Wednesday, with the market not expecting a change in rates until March.
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The convenient self-delusion of the "neoliberal" decades was that you could strengthen both national democracy (including welfare-state capitalism) and transnational policymaking.
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Isarescu has gained a reputation for steady policymaking and a pro-reform stance that helped the country join the European Union in 2007.
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And because party leadership centrally plans so much of what happens in Congress, members have no ability to exercise any independent policymaking capacity.
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The Republican Party, as the agent of an ideological movement opposed to government intervention and social change, is less active in policymaking overall.
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Pro-European reformists in Ukraine have expressed concern that the latest political reboot will not eliminate the influence of powerful business interests on policymaking.
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"It seems markets are expecting a slower pace of policymaking this year, compared to what had been expected earlier in the year," Harajli said.
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They're setting a policy trajectory that's a stunning reversal of both Trump's campaign rhetoric and the broad track of American policymaking over the years.
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Almost everywhere one looks in Western politics this autumn, one finds ambitious politicians deliberately frustrating policymaking in the hope of personal or partisan gain.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren gives welcome remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference -1305 GMT.
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"Sebastian was essentially just a talking head with lots of bluster, but little to no influence on actual counterterrorism or CVE policymaking," said Rosand.
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Preparation, information, and clarity matter in policymaking, and the widely acknowledged reality that Trump is completely underprepared, woefully uninformed, and personally confused mattered here.
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But Trump isn't the only one concerned about the direction of interest-rate policy and the Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's policymaking arm.
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And it hinted that there may be more changes to bolster Mr. Xi and the party, while also trying to improve coordination in policymaking.
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BOSTON - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren gives welcome remarks before the "FedListens - New England Perspectives on Fed Policymaking" conference -243 GMT.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee statement with the one issued on June 19 after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting.
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Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George, a voting member on the central bank's policymaking panel, told CNBC it's time to increase interest rates.
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Fed officials are now a quiet period after members of the central bank's policymaking committee made dovish remarks on U.S. monetary policy on Monday.
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That, in turn, is a function not just of Australia's enviable record in terms of growth, but also of a history of shrewd policymaking.
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The Fed's policymaking arm, the Federal Open Market Committee, unanimously held the federal funds rate in a range of 2 percent to 2 percent.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee, as expected, unanimously approved keeping the federal funds rate in a range of 2 percent to 2.25 percent.
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The SPD vote will be a relief to investors who worry that policymaking, both at home and in Europe, has ground to a halt.
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Tinkering with the so-called "social cost of carbon" could influence policymaking by reducing the projected benefit of rules aimed at mitigating climate change.
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In a unanimous move, the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee took a sharp dovish turn from policy projections just three months earlier.
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Officials on the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee indicated at their meeting last week that they would hold the line on rates this year.
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Steinberg made his comments one week before the Federal Reserve's policymaking committee meets to discuss rates, and following a five-day rally U.S. stocks.
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Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy would have kept much of the ACA's taxes and spending while merely devolving the policymaking down to the states.
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Instead, interest groups seem to use confirmation hearings to build a relationship with the presumptive Cabinet official and cement a direction for agency policymaking.
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Minutes from the March meeting of the Fed's policymaking committee showed the members debated an April rate hike but concluded overseas pressure warranted caution.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's policymaking committee does not expect to cut interest rates anytime soon, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Wednesday.
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It seems a perfect fit for Congress, an entire branch of government stuck in the past, losing public legitimacy and increasingly ineffective in policymaking.
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"The onus is now on our policymaking friends in Washington to deliver," said Joe Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM US LLP in New York.
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His lack of government and policymaking experience means little is known about his positions on the various financial issues he'll oversee as Treasury secretary.
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ET. (CNBC) Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, a voting on the central bank's policymaking panel this year, appears on CNBC at 8:30 a.m.
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The staff secretary can provide notes, offer recommendations, prioritize certain issues above others, and exercise other subtle means of influence over the policymaking process.
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Indeed, representative democracy is predicated on the idea that many have neither the time nor the inclination to wrestle with the details of policymaking.
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The result of this visioning process was a series of reports released earlier this year he hopes will galvanize the research and policymaking community.
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Last year, a bipartisan law — the Evidence-Based Policymaking Commission Act of 2016 — established a commission to study how data can improve government initiatives.
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While these facts would seem to be clear and dispositive, the anguished report reveals several important tensions coursing through Trump administration international economic policymaking.
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This was to be expected from Ryan, who built his political career by framing welfare-gutting and upward wealth redistribution as bold, innovative policymaking.
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With groundbreaking next-generation broadband networks, or 5G, still in the final development stages, allowing states to interfere in internet policymaking would be disastrous.
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Ayham Kamel, Middle East director for the political risk group Eurasia, said delays in oil and gas licensing had undermined confidence in Lebanese policymaking.
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Unsurprisingly, Washington state — after using this approach for more than 30 years — is widely considered a leader in the field of evidence-based policymaking.
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No small part of the concern about Trump is that he has spent no time in government or otherwise involved in the policymaking process.
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Our first post provides a biographical sketch of Rankin's career, and the second post highlights the underappreciated role of women's groups in American policymaking.
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The industries or technologies it has expressed interest in are energy, manufacturing, food, health, finance, security, policymaking and learning or non-traditional education tech.
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In an apparent reference to Abromavicius's complaint that vested interests still dominated Ukrainian policymaking, Lagarde said she was concerned about slow progress on corruption.
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Many of the protocols and processes he put in place to organize policymaking and rein in freewheeling access to the President have broken down.
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This will likely be the last time markets hear from Powell before the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee meets Sept. 17-18.
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On the left, opponents — including a number of tech startups — describe the TPP as a threat to IP laws and emblematic of opaque policymaking.
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She met with senior Chinese officials on Friday before announcing her decision the following day, a person with knowledge of the government's policymaking said.
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But it does work, and it's a superior model of policymaking to the government-by-crisis dynamic that prevailed for several years before it.
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You've served on the Fed's policymaking committee for the last five years with Jerome H. Powell, Mr. Trump's nominee as the next Fed chair.
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And Mr. Macron's political problems in Paris mean that the French-German alliance long at the heart of European policymaking is in deep disarray.
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Until recently, however, one agency had seemed immune to the continuing hack invasion: the Federal Reserve, the single institution most crucial to economic policymaking.
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It's been an era in which call-out culture, reality TV melodrama and tribal grandstanding have overshadowed policymaking and the challenges of actually governing.
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"To me, now to have two members of Congress who take an anti-Israel approach to policymaking in the Middle East is deeply troubling."
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The changes were made at the direction of Fed Chair Jerome Powell, in consultation with the Fed's policymaking panel, the New York Fed said.
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In this administration, where the policymaking process is often as short as a tweet, appointees can be caught unaware or might have advised differently.
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There's no latent demand for across-the-board leftist policymaking, but also no common property of left-wingness that renders all left policies unpopular.
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The president has previously called for more U.S. policymaking on a bilateral basis and criticized organizations like the U.N. and North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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The central bank, after a two-day policymaking meeting, noted the harm Harvey and Irma caused but said it's unlikely to be long-lasting.
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I hope to bring evidence-based policymaking to D.C., because that's a pretty unique thing in this day and age, and it shouldn't be.
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Policymaking in China is more fragmented than it might seem from the outside, with frequent gaps in implementation, especially between central and local authorities.
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In a statement, the Fed's policymaking committee said the direction of rate policy is predicated on whether inflation can return to their 2974% objective.
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Later, as an indefatigable but pragmatic outside process broker, he continued to influence a broad spectrum of policymaking through the same power of persuasion.
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It was a powerful position: The bank was the Fed's operational arm, and its president served as vice chairman of the Fed's policymaking committee.
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This is a comparison of Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee statement with the one issued on July 31 after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting.
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Following the policymaking session, the committee released a statement indicating incrementally stronger confidence in the path of inflation and the pace of rate hikes.
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If approved, the FAA will grant the localities a waiver and use testing data from those operations to inform federal policymaking in the future.
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The mounting demands to hold financial institutions accountable helped propel Elizabeth Warren from the more remote, academic corners of policymaking into the national spotlight.
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And where that leaves us in policymaking, is to look at the issues and make a decision based on what we think is right.
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He did not admire the Bush-Cheney policymaking but he thought that dynamic between a president and a vice president was good and correct.
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The goal is, we reach a tipping point with those in policymaking positions respecting all viewpoints again, regardless of party or non-party affiliation.
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Answer: No. In a world of honest policymaking, that clarification alone would be enough to change the trajectory of the tax debate now unfolding.
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When a respondent thought of government waste in terms most similar to official policymaking, his or her estimates were 18% lower, all else equal.
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Under different conditions, too much policymaking in the executive branch alongside a gridlocked Congress might be cause for a reckoning over the lawmaking process.
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He released a 100 days pledge document full of big legislative initiatives and appears to be letting a media pseudo-event dictate actual policymaking.
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At the time, investors feared that a Trump administration would lead to chaotic economic policymaking, unpredictable trade wars, and other bad-for-business measures.
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That represents a significant hurdle to smart policymaking — though advocates of an empirical approach to gun violence argue that shouldn't stop lawmakers from acting.
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"There's still a substantial amount of uncertainly but ultimately this provides some context for active policymaking in the EU," Trasande told Reuters Health by phone.
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But Republicans don't seem to have this — it's not clear what particular objective their policymaking is striving toward, aside from dismantling the Affordable Care Act.
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Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker, a voting member on the policymaking committee, reiterated his view that the Fed could raise rates three times this year.
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Economists will get another look inside the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee's thinking Wednesday when the minutes from December's meeting are released at 2 p.m.
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But Cass is conspicuously attempting to give an intellectual foundation to Trump's off-the-cuff policymaking and to influence White House policy and 2020 candidates.
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Jeffrey Lacker had headed the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond since 2500, a role that gave him a place on the Fed's monetary policymaking committee.
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But some banks such as OCBC are still anticipating a weaker currency on the back of a looming U.S. interest rate hike, not domestic policymaking.
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In a commentary for the Wall Street Journal in August, he criticised the policymaking that had kept some generic medicines off the market, raising prices.
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Her remarks comes as colleagues on the Fed's policymaking committee have pointed to an increase in the federal funds rate target sooner rather than later.
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Yet Beijing appears to be showing a bigger tolerance as it emphasises on a "city-based" approach that gives local governments more autonomy in policymaking.
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On the campaign trail, Biden at times appears caught between a lifetime of centrist and often bipartisan policymaking and the pull of the progressive tide.
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At its July 30-31 meeting, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee approved a 25 basis point rate cut, the first reduction in 11 years.
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The Economist: Is it too cynical to suggest that a more direct relationship between citizens and policymaking would lead to a more reactionary political landscape?
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Earlier in the week, the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee voted to hold the funds rate steady in a targeted range of 2.25% to 2.5%.
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The voting member of the Fed's policymaking committee said he is preparing to back a rate hike in light of positive financial and economic indicators.
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The cut comes a day after the Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's monetary policymaking arm, issued a more optimistic outlook on the economy.
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His body of work showing the high risks faced by those seeking to enter the US illegally should be mandatory viewing for those in policymaking.
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Once again, the biggest question is whether he delegates policymaking to more traditional Republicans or pursues less conventional ideas that might even cross party lines.
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Still, the fact that many of the 'idees fixes' in economic policymaking that have underpinned markets for decades are being challenged so boldly is fascinating.
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The vote on the 2018 farm bill demonstrates how at least two forces are stymieing congressional policymaking: polarization both between and within the party caucuses.
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We all know what happens in the policymaking process when you slow things down — it becomes harder to achieve consensus even among your own members.
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If the Federal Reserve is hanging its policymaking hat on the August jobs number, then it's likely to be disappointed and unmotivated to raise rates.
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The policymaking committee made explicit reference to inflation, a threat to bonds as rising prices chip away at the real value of their fixed payments.
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Any such change in the direction of the ECB's policymaking would broadly be seen as a euro positive after almost two years of money-printing.
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In Ukraine's fractious politics, where parliamentary disputes have sometimes ended in mass brawls, hostilities between the government and president have stymied policymaking in the past.
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Callas spoke to Motherboard about government backdoors, the need for tech expertise in policymaking, and what he considers the biggest challenge for the security industry.
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Dudley, a voting member on the Fed's policymaking committee, spoke a day after Fed Chair Janet Yellen wrapped up two days of testimony to Congress.
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Regular order was more than a talking point for House leaders this year; it was their central fixation, idealized as the height of legislative policymaking.
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"When it comes to meetings, which are the lifeblood of the policymaking process at NATO, showing up is 85 percent of the job," Daalder says.
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Fischer, a voter on the Fed's policymaking committee, noted that global financial conditions could derail the global economy and slow growth in the United States.
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This is seemingly why four witness, including fossil fuel and chemical lobbyists, were invited to testify against the EPA's use of science to inform policymaking.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren — a nonvoting member of the central bank's policymaking committee — said Wednesday he believes four rate hikes this year are appropriate.
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Automation has already come to the legal field — which overlaps with policymaking — but it is for lower-level tasks and isn't totally phasing out lawyers.
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Harker's colleagues on the central bank's policymaking committee on Wednesday abandoned projections for any interest rate hikes this year, citing signs of an economic slowdown.
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There are a few things he and his Cabinet should know as they engage a country at the center of U.S. policymaking for 25 years.
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Still, the minutes from the Fed policymaking committee's January meeting showed that officials worried that difficult global financial conditions could spread to the U.S. economy.
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Every day, thousands of law firms, associations and advocacy groups seek to exert influence over policymaking away from the glare of presidential and congressional politics.
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Pro-European reformists in Ukraine have previously expressed concern that the latest political reboot will not eliminate the influence of powerful business interests on policymaking.
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Eugene Fama and Robert Lucas, among others, persuaded most of academia and policymaking circles that markets tended towards equilibrium as people digested all available information.
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Such options may not provide the bedrock of power or thousands of jobs that EDF promises at Hinkley Point, and may require more innovative policymaking.
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Influencing the government has become a multibillion-dollar business, with companies and trade associations hiring lobbyists and attorneys to push their agenda and shape policymaking.
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On August 7, District Court Judge Taylor Swain dismissed the Government of Puerto Rico's claim that the Financial Oversight Board is usurping its policymaking authority.
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The policymaking Federal Open Market Committee meets next week and is not expected to take any action on rates, but probably will hike in June.
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What he lacks in policymaking interest or experience he made up for during the campaign with the showmanship that had been absent from national politics.
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Backing Lofven would break the Alliance but supporting a minority Alliance government would give the Sweden Democrats a chance to demand a role in policymaking.
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This program is a prime example of smart policymaking, with a proven track record and an impressive return on investment without cost to U.S. taxpayers.
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"Biden's lifetime of public service and policymaking is now officially woven into the academic fabric of his alma mater," the university said in a statement.
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The House of Representatives is held in perpetual hostage by small bands of extremist members intent on excluding the other party from the policymaking process.
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This gives rise to fears that the real purpose for moving the policymaking function to the White House is the politicization of the civil service.
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As widely anticipated, the Federal Open Market Committee, the central bank's policymaking arm, held its benchmark interest rate target between 1 percent and 1.25 percent.
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Gender, class and sexual orientation all contribute to who they are, how they relate to voters, and perhaps most singularly significant -- how they approach policymaking.
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He controls the agenda and policymaking process, but can he make decisions in a vacuum and flaunt the legacy policies of his father and grandfather?
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Erdogan has stymied the independence of the Central Bank, installed his son-in-law as minister of finance and more generally curtailed sound economic policymaking.
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The main factors that, individually or collectively, could lead to positive rating action are: - Strengthening of economic policymaking institutions and greater availability of key data.
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Chicago (CNN)President Donald Trump's travel ban was a bad idea that reflected his administration's flawed approach to policymaking, says a former Obama Cabinet secretary.
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Sowell's commonsense observations find expression in a set of principles that have guided consensus policymaking since President Reagan codified them by executive order in 1981.
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