Significados de strategic policy en inglés

The bank kept rates steady and launched a strategic policy review.

Sara Rix is a senior strategic policy adviser with AARP Public Policy Institute.

It is more likely that there will be no serious alterations in strategic policy.

Enforcing the quarantine was good strategic policy, but it wasn't going to solve the problem.

Similarly, Israel said it had never asked for Washington's permission for operations or strategic policy.

Both projects have formed part of government and local authority strategic policy for the past 15 years.

During her time as a local representative, she was chairwoman of Co Louth's housing strategic policy committee.

One particular example of change is the establishment of strategic policy committees by local authorities across the country.

It's a very fine line between making commercial investment and commercial-plus, that is furthering of a strategic policy.

The vision identified for the future was of enhanced public sector capability though greater collaboration, innovation, and strategic policy capability.

In the Commons she had established a reputation as an outspoken critic of the lack of a strategic policy in Syria.

Re-elected in 2009, she is chair of Co Louth's housing strategic policy committee and has a seat on Drogheda Borough Council.

The shortage of training stems from a limited number of offerings to advisers, said Ryan Wilson, senior strategic policy adviser for AARP.

IBEC'S director for European affairs and strategic policy, Mr Peter Brennan, has joined A&L Goodbody to head up its new consulting group.

Fed chair Powell and several of the central bank's most senior figures all speak at a strategic policy review conference in Chicago later.

National promised to set up a strategic policy on water storage and spend $600 million on planning and infrastructure over three years.