in government

However, "policy" tends to be used to refer to what happens in government, its application outside government is less apparent.

In a January 2 statement, Leahy said the law offers a "ray of sunshine and a turning point toward greater accountability" in government.

If he wins, he would assume the top job in government, and may well turn out to be precisely what Japan needs right now.

Many persons find their place in government service, and many others may be interested in going into the business world.

He said he wants to restore trust in government.

Some in government probably think it a good idea to help small businesses and even consumers get loans, but others are cautious.

Well, how much trust do you place in government policies to control housing prices in 2010?

On top of that, there have been wild swings in government bond yields, a jump in debt spreads and the continuing decline of the dollar.

The very visible signs of runs in government and corporate bond markets seem to be mirrored in more opaque corners of finance.

No one in government, that I have heard, has even suggested any sort of regulation holiday as a potential economic stimulus program.

As most of you know, I didn't work in government prior to about a year ago now.

Many will claim that this is not a true "market value" since the bulk of PetroChina's shares will still be in government hands.

In government programs, waste is rewarded as budgets are often determined by how much money a department is able to consume in a year.

BARRY GOLDWATER: "Certainly, simple honesty is not too much to demand of men in government. "

He is one of a number of IT officials to have left after the change in government in 2010.

To prevent further drops in government bond prices, the bank should announce that it is ready to intervene in the market.

But China's leadership -- both in government and in the private sector -- understands that this was a relatively unique situation.

Within a few years of his death, black people across the country held important jobs in government.

The confirmed testimony of a high-ranking doctor in government service is so important that this length is needed to convey the story.

Rakyat wants to see greater transparency and accountability and fairness in government policy, decision and its implementation system.

The change in government did not result in a new set of policies .

to put in place policies that ensures that the police and MACC are independent of UMNO and its ministers in government.

It 's true that the auto industry is in a mess, but I do not think the answer lies in government regulation or protection.

I am very encouraged to see so many of my colleagues in Congress stand with me for greater transparency in government.

Neither is environmental damage nor depleted forests, although lumbering shows up in government statistics as value added.

Mr Fox is no longer in government because he could not tell the difference between a secretary of state and a travel agent.

The bank was banned from participating in government bond auctions and from accepting foreign currency deposits from new customers.

Mr Jonathan will have to try hard to convince northerners that they have at least some say in government.

Angela's uncle warned her of the many sophists working in government and told her to watch herself.

The RBI also pushed up the requirement for banks to hold at least 25 per cent of their deposits in government securities from 24 per cent.

It's easy to vote for increases in government spending when those costs are borne by other individuals.

They would remain in government hands, useful as prisons and coaling stations throughout the four years of the coming Civil War.

The best hope is in government requiring Ofcom to begin considering environmental and energy issues, because at the moment it doesn't.

Located in the heart of DC, it's a great location for testing out the waters in government or at a nonprofit.

Everybody knows that President Obama tried to stimulate the economy with a huge increase in government spending, and that it didn't work.

But in Mingora the Taliban still rule the roost, standing eyeball to eyeball with soldiers holed up in government buildings.

Its price is soaring in what some analysts say is a reflection of a weak economy and a lack of confidence in government policies.

That it has only fallen a bit since is owed to the leap in government borrowing to fund various stimulus programs.

A: The big change in this regard has been a focus on ensuring broader participation in government policy making.

He also said the party will promote more non-party members to leading positions in government.

Innovation, however, isn't something that can be conjured up in government offices or corporate boardrooms.

A change in government thinking requires finance to be put back in its box.

All this suggests that an essential part of shoring up Europe's banks is to restore faith in government bonds.

A change in government, as tantalizing as it might be to Seoul and Washington, seems remote.

The rights group says there has been a surge in government-led attacks on populated areas of Darfur and aerial bombings since December.

Having spent so much of his time in government cultivating the City of London, Mr Brown now fears being seen as too soft on bankers.

I would call it a bubble in government spending. It is likely caused by the short-termism of government decision-making.

What's the policy recommendation out of that if you're in government, or you're running a large company?

Part of that is a natural, and necessary, part of any serious effort to rein in government spending.

Up to now, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and his moderate Shiites in government have simply sought UN approval on their own.

It was a time shaped by innovations in government, transport and communications.

What do you think about the assessment of these high-profile and popular trends being identified as threats by IT execs in government?

At least 100 people have been killed across Syria in government offensives against opposition protesters.

Alas, the qualities that had made her a formidable revolutionary proved a liability in government.

This seems to suggest that what looks like increased faith in government is actually faith in Mr Obama.

Some of it needs to be two-year money, which will be in government bonds.

No matter what the president wants to do, most major changes in government programs would require legislation to be passed by Congress.

There was no one in government who would watch their backs.

It is handled by the poorest ministries in government, it has not been mainstreamed or prioritized by governments.

"All technical things will be explained later in government regulations, " he said.

This movement may threaten the stability of the Government of India, so bogged down in corruption scandals in government worse.

For these reasons, the Bank's report drew considerable interest in government, academia and the media.

To his practical experience in government Neustadt added an acute and original approach to the theory of government organization.

It has convinced voters of the need for government, and of leaders who believe in government.

During his years in government, he transformed the sleepy tropical trading outpost into a first-world economic tiger.

But most business-minded observers think such plans fanciful, like the models of Juba skyscrapers in government offices.

She said the Taliban singles out women in government posts because they know that killing them will garner more publicity.

I was in a madrasa when the Taliban were in government and I only joined them after the American occupation.

But, now in government and thus on the receiving end of the media's lash, the ANC's passion for a free press has waned.

If Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac remain in government hands, Bernanke said the government might create a company to offer mortgage insurance.

By the influence of his mover and shaker father in government. Mr. Wang can easily get a promotion.

China's elite, in government and business, are deeply concerned that their companies remain unable to create truly innovative products.

Friedman did this, calling for quick and severe cuts in government spending and inflation as well as a more open trade policy.

Direct selling training cannot be hold in government, army, school, hospital, inhabitant community and private residence.

In fact, many consider the Chairman of the Board of Governors to be the second most powerful individual in government after the President.

That is because he started off in piecemeal fashion by trying to ease bans on the Islamic headscarf in government offices and universities.

Some have moved multiple times before ending up in government-run camps.

How can one credibly argue for more transparency in government in one breath and defend the secrecy of the Federal Reserve in the next?

and said it would reinvest the proceeds from the maturing mortgage securities it owns in government bonds.

But a number of groups devoted to openness in government said they were pleased by the new law.

To adopt policy to severely punish people amassing properties by means of corruption while remaining in government posts.

An alternative approach is to try to tease out the statistical impact of changes in government spending or tax cuts on GDP.

Forced openness in government reduces the relative power differential between the two, and is generally good.

Foreign companies feared that would shut them out of tens of billions of dollars in government procurement contracts.

However, most institutions surveyed are preparing for an overall 15 to 20 per cent cut in government funding over the next three years.

In recent years moves towards more transparency in government have become one of the most vibrant and promising areas of public policy.

Buffett's name came up, but he wasn't the only possibility who has more experience in the private sector than in government service.

And as it does, it becomes a banking crisis as well, since a country's banks are normally heavily invested in government debt.

If it fails, there may not be too much hand-wringing in government circles.

The popular fury justly directed at bankers has not been accompanied by a restoration of faith in government.

The popular fury justly directed at bankers has not been accompanied by a restoration of faith in government.

There was a huge institutional failure in the regulatory system and in government oversight of the economy.

Its passage, he said, is a "big win" for the public's need for transparency in government.

Only two of the shuttles are likely to be sold, with the third expected to remain in government hands, possibly on display in Washington.

The proposal will also trigger messy feuds over turf at a time when confidence in government supervision is low.

The risk evaluation of E-government information systems is of the most importance in government administration and services.

Although the rhetoric right now focuses on the huge run-up in government debt, the real need for debt reduction is on the private side.

Budgetary circulating funds shall be established in government budgets at various levels as prescribed by the State Council .

'The biggest factor for a slowdown that we predict is investment in government-related infrastructure, ' Ms. Wang said.

Plans to replace an old teaching hospital, the Royal, were saved last month from threatened cuts in government spending.

An experienced financial litigator who'd seen the worst of the markets, Born was a believer in government regulation.

The degree will open career options as an economist in Government, Business, the academic world and international organisations.

Formal language is mainly used in government reports, examination compositions and business acquire letters.

Not everyone in government finds it acceptable that the Fed wields so much power and privilege in secrecy.

His proposals could cost around seven hundred seventy-five billion dollars in government spending and tax cuts over two years.

Moreover, lawyers in private practice tended to be better looking than those working in government departments.

Instead, she has built a reputation, in her role as minister for administrative reform, for going after wasteful spending in government.

Having interest in government work, Baker found this internship opportunity through his own research.

Mrs Obama made a point of saying that nobody in government is telling anyone what they should, or should not, be eating.

He does not sit down upon the throne in empty state, or hold a sceptre without wielding it in government.

Human Rights Watch also said 370 people are missing in the eastern part of the country, with some suspected to be in government custody.

Intergovernmental relations are a very important field in government process research.

In his contribution, Nobel laureate Stiglitz argues for transparency in government and says media is essential in promoting good governance.

The secularisation of Britain since the second world war is now on show in government.

Until then, whatever Davos man thinks, China will not provide many lessons in government for the rest of the world.

At least 10 000 military officers have been seconded to civilian jobs In government departments.

Green was recently elected as a student council member and went to the morning's event because of her interest in government.

Has the sword of despots proved to be a safer or surer instrument of reform in government than enlightened reason ?

They promised not to discriminate against foreign intellectual property in government procurement.

Historian Douglas Brinkley said "whenever the economy goes to tatters" Americans put their trust in government to a higher degree.

Many objections are raised against the idea that the ECB should act as a lender of last resort in government bond markets.

When I was in government, I use to tell my associates that our job is foreign policy and not to intervene in every domestic instruction.

We went from this emperor-like figure like Mao to [a situation] where people are used to a change in government every five years.

The superficial changes in government policies on the environment will not make a substantial difference .

Gadhafi relinquished any formal role in government and often answered demands that he step down by saying he had already done so.

Those payments were being made as the floundering company received billions of dollars in government aid to avoid bankruptcy.

Most Democrats in Congress oppose big cuts in government spending, especially programs for retirees and the poor.

Republicans want to be seen as carrying out the wish of their conservative base by pressing for deep cuts in government spending.

Around the world, organised crime robs people of billions of dollars every year and undermines trust in government.

Early in his time as Finance Minister, Paul Martin became a strong believer in reining in government spending.

Mr Chirac knows a thing or two about the perils of running for president while still in government.

The Maoists, meanwhile, no longer in government, are making it clear they are not quite out of power.

What went on in government circles, however, was by no means without effect on the course of events.

He says the phony presser was the dumbest thing he's seen in government and vowed to discipline those behind it.

Electronic government affair takes more important role in government affair with the developing of the computer science.

By introducing transparency and accountability, it has also increased trust in government.

"The only entities that could trigger a crisis of confidence in government debt are themselves owned by the government, " they say.

The human resource allocation in government departments has its own limitation.

The Senate, by reason of its longer tenure of office, alone represented legislative experience in Government.

It was a fact never mentioned in government campaigns or official statistics.

Ombudsmen can be found in government, corporations, hospitals, universities and other institutions.

But a boost in government investment could help restore confidence and automobile demand.

The Austrians argued that by including Mr Haider in government they would defang him, a trick the Swiss later tried to play on Mr Blocher.

What about the stimulus package, with its massive increases in government spending?

We will work out a plan for reforming the old-age insurance system in government bodies and institutions.

Lack of executive and administrative powers of moral constraint is the lack of trust in government primary and direct cause of the crisis.

A sharp increase in saving by the private sector was matched by a sharp increase in government borrowing.

The trend away from small private practices is driven by growing concerns over medical errors and changes in government payments to doctors.

The build-up in government debt as a share of GDP between 2007 and 2014 will be second only to Japan's.

He was correct to attribute the cause to the cut in government spending at a vulnerable moment.

This demonstrates a steady growth in government investment in education, which gradually approached international levels.

In "Government Job, " America Meredith (Cherokee) illustrates her father's attempts to work with the federal government on Indian issues.

These characteristics are not just important in our business, but in every business, as well as in government, philanthropy, and academia.

Clean Business illustrates how business and community groups can establish new norms that subsequently become enmeshed in government policy.

Clinton named food security, health and disease surveillance capabilities worldwide and women's participation in government and public life.

Legal orders shall be promulgated by way of publication in government gazettes or newspapers.

The old man invested part of his savings in government stock.

They are a contrarian bunch; many expected them to try to be in government and somehow in opposition at the same time.

The concept of the trust in government means a kind of ownership mentality and the evaluation attitude over the government.

If you make a special connection with high-level officials in government, then you definitely get yourself an advantage in business.

Chinese police system the modem times comes into being in the end of the Qing Dynasty, takes form in government period Bei Yang.

As such, the Supreme Court became in fact as well as in theory an equal partner in government, and it has played that role ever since.

Stimulus packages usually consist of a boost in government spending , tax cuts or both .

Meanwhile, farmers who produce fruits and vegetables (aside from corn), don't get a dime in government subsidies.

But there is anger in government that the home team's doping scandals - and a tourism slump - are ruining Greece's image.

Both sides will continue to cooperate on transparency in government legislation, and co-host a seminar involving administrative licenses.

It has propped up much of Europe's banking system; it has intervened in government bond markets.

Hard times in government budgets should not discourage those who are interested in the rest of the world.

That reflects how lower-income people are more affected by economic cycles, and shifts in government farm policy, the authors say.

The President who promised accountability in Government has filled his staff with lobbyists, banksters and warmongers .

Financial malfeasance in Government and Big Business has placed millions of Americans into homeless shelters and unemployment lines.

The United States also has invested $12 billion in government-sponsored research in energy technology, Bush said.

A little-understood class of investors known only as 'other' in government data is expanding its influence in the oil market.

Yet if private funds are invested mainly in government bonds, then pension promises end up being a claim on future taxpayers all the same.

In Taiwan, the debate over the issue of migrant workers has been re-ignited with the recent change in government.

Multiform trade protectionism important source in government intervention?

Some of those proposals, such as a pledge to end favoritism toward government-linked companies in government procurement, make sense.

'It's difficult getting credit, too, but with some new faces in government hopefully the problems can be resolved. '

Add it all up, and demand for safe assets remains strong. But confidence in government finances has been shaken.

"As we begin this five-year journey [in government], the road ahead will not be easy, " Mr Mukherjee warned.

Graduates pursue careers in government or private research laboratories, in teaching, and writing resources for teaching in this field.

The lack of certainty is being reflected by the continued gains in government debt despite yields at their lowest in years.

The automaker is promising to repay billions in government loans ahead of a deadline.

Narrow banks would invest in government securities, run the payment system and offer safe deposits to the public.

Installing moderate civilian politicians in government, Mr Castro named himself head of the armed forces.

That would force Greece to make even larger cuts in government spending, further exacerbating its economic woes.

Previously it had offered 275 million euros in cash and requested 3. 8 billion euros in government loan guarantees.

He says the phony presser was the dumbest thing he has seen in government and vowed to discipline those behind it.

The reason is something that simple models of central-bank independence tended to ignore: fiscal incapacity elsewhere in government.

Only the need to get into the EU has held Mr Basescu's Democratic Party together in government with Mr Tariceanu's National Liberal Party.

We propose reforms to improve incentives by increasing transparency and accountability in government and industry.

The texts of normative documents published in government gazettes shall be the official texts.

A fortnight ago he had a cabal that had the ear of everyone in government.

The theory of Empty Category is one of the most important parts in Government-and Binding Theory.

In this circumstance, we find there still some NGOs get government's resource through the NGO leader's "guanxi " in government.

Political parties provide a way for citizens to hold elected party officials accountable for their actions in government.

Must have established contacts and demonstrate the ability to develop networks in government and industry.

That same pragmatism makes them believe in government services and the taxes that pay for them, and of course in immigrant rights.

For it puts a spotlight on one of South Africa's gravest problems: rampant corruption, particularly in government.

Public participation in government pricing regulation process is good to establish the pricing regulation policy.

However, it still happens in the political field that limits women to participate in government and deliberation and discriminate women.

It would also very likely mean the end for Mr Musharraf, as the probable price of Mr Sharif's involvement in government.

"It will be balanced by other tax changes so there is no net increase in government revenue" , a government spokesman said yesterday.

However, he appears to dismiss musings by some in government about the country of Hiroshima developing its own nuclear weapons.

We must not let those in government lose sight of the fact that they are the servants of the people, not their masters.

"There is no more persistent and influential faith in the world today than faith in government spending, " Hazlitt wrote.

Normally, I would welcome greater openness in government for officials or politicians but this type of exposure verges on the reckless.

Graduates who major in this discipline often have careers in government service, international business, or education.

Chronic corruption and incompetence in government turned many against the authorities in the civil war.

Recent reports suggest banks would have to tie-up about 10 per cent of total assets in government bonds to comply with the FSA standard.

The very notion of a businessman in government was once unthinkable.

Many researchers think the IRE's investigative practices are far "too polite" to deal with high crimes in government.

Denied any active role in government, he contented himself with the ceremonial position of king, still revered by many peasants.

I have, in 30 years in the business, in industry, research and a little bit in government, NEVER seen a traceability matrix pay off.

The coalition government of the UK will today announce details of their cuts in government spending.

Trade in government bonds was quiet with some demand from local investors, possibly seeking safety from riskier investments like stocks.

Your smartest bet is to invest in government bonds if you're in a stable developed country.

First, the Kurds have kept their role as kingmakers and may have insisted on giving Mr Allawi's team a powerful presence in government.

They would also be subject to changes in government policy and interests.

Part VI, propose the way of improving reformation of old-age insurance in government organizations and institutions.

The buzzwords in government circles are entrepreneurship, innovation and venture capital.

Lights burn late into the night in government offices around the world.

Nicolas Sarkozy, French president, was keen for ECB action, reflecting his country's faith in government-led economic activism.

Mr Spence is no fire-breathing ideologue, but he clearly believes the world trusts too much in laissez-faire and not enough in government.

It has had little influence in government affairs, but with the LDP in disarray it is making its presence felt.

The policies especially affect China, given that it holds billions of dollars in government debt.

' A decline in government revenue, especially at local levels, means that China 'needs to tolerate a bigger deficit, ' Mr. Meng says.

Reagan's election to the presidency marked another directional change in government's role in the economy.

Openness will strengthen our democracy and promote efficiency and effectiveness in Government.

The big loser was the Independence Party, which for the first time in 18 years will not be in government.

Insisting on negotiations only with the lowest bidder in government procurement procedures.

Also exempted are community banks that receive less than $250 million in government funds.

Perhaps the most stunning message from crisis history is the simply staggering rise in government debt most countries experience.

It was called "Overcoming Challenges in Government Dealings. "

Canadian's' faith in government has placed decisions about their communities in the hands of politicians and professionals.

But, he added, the problem was still "manageable" thanks to continued rapid growth in government revenue and the overall economy.

Despite receiving about 20 billion dollars in government aid, GM has failed to recover from a drastic drop in car sales.

The Conservatives in government tamed the unions, freed financial markets and unloaded a host of state-owned enterprises.

The absence of conflict rules resulted in government policies in oscillation and without definite direction.

Moody's said it acted because of Japan's large budget deficits and buildup in government debt since the two thousand nine global recession.

The representative works of general chronicle history is the Comprehensive Reference for Aid in Government.

Treasury prices slid, boosting the corresponding yields, as investors sought safety in government debt.

Thinking of top confidentiality in government business, e-Government needs much higher system security.

All people should have the right to participate in government.

Taxpayers could foot bill for inflated valuations of assets in government's protection scheme amid talk of potential 'fraud'

Kohl's centrist policies included modest cuts in government spending and strong support for West German commitments to NATO.

As the "leading partner" in government, the ANC was responsible for making policy, he insisted.

Mr Sarkozy installed no fewer than six figures from the left in government, including Bernard Kouchner, the foreign minister.

This Note thus attempts to provide a larger conceptual toolkit for thinking about ways to reduce agency costs in government.

The main concern haunting headmasters in government-run schools is the lack of autonomy.