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They could begin that long process by taking the following steps:hire staff based solely on merit;involve both elites and masses (professional associations, trade unions, NGOs, indeed all of civil society) in formulating policies.
How is it possible that, because no company with currently patented drugs is campaigning to help medical and nursing staff recognize the catatonic features displayed by one in ten patients going through a psychiatric unit – features that could be treated rapidly with benzodiazepines or ECT – these features are missed completely?
After the crisis, studies by International Monetary Fund staff and others concluded that banks needed much more loss-absorbing equity.
Typically, faculty members establish private firms, often with students and support staff, while retaining their academic positions, and university administrations invest in legally independent incubator companies, usually in molecular biology, computer science, combinatorial chemistry, and other fields.
Second, the identities and activities of a service’s operational staff should be withheld, so that they can do their jobs and to ensure their safety.
Decision-makers will be wary of openness even with their closest staff.
His larger-than-life image looks out across the dining hall at Wilson College, where I am a fellow, and Prospect House, the dining facility for academic staff, was his family home when he led the university.
“Starting today,” he told his cabinet secretaries and staff, “every agency and department should know that this administration stands on the side not of those who seek to withhold information but those who seek to make it known.”
Moreover, fair global rules can help to “democratize” the global market, especially if they are embedded in institutions with a degree of autonomy for highly professional staff who can act with some independence from short-term political pressures.
Indeed, just as it is often mutually beneficial to import computers from China, IT services from India, and investment-banking services from Americans, it can also make sense to import Filipino care workers, Congolese cleaners, and Brazilian bar staff.
“Give up on hand-outs and worry less about official access,” Adler wrote in a letter to the Reuters staff.
Adler instructed his staff to, “Get out into the country and learn more about how people live, what they think, what helps and hurts them, and how the government and its actions appear to them, not to us.”Journalists should not fear being on the wrong side of power.
Indeed, by alienating big business and letting his wily chief of staff, Alexander Voloshin, resign, Putin has deprived himself of crucial electoral resources.
The salaries of Italy’s military chiefs of staff and chief of police are almost triple those of their American counterparts.
On one hand, universities are abiding by long-standing agreements with government; on the other, they face zealous reformers who seek market-based solutions that stress competition among institutions, encourage staff and student mobility, and emphasize student-centered learning.
Once Putin’s chief of staff, Surkov served as Deputy Prime Minister from 2011 to 2013.
And, indeed, the ECB’s latest staff projections entail a notable downgrading of the macroeconomic outlook.
This would imply altering the scope, pace and composition of our measures early next year, and staff from the ECB and national central banks have stepped up technical preparations for further measures, if needed, with a view to implementing them in a timely manner.
On the other hand, if the book had not been on the shelf and those other users had asked library staff to recall or reserve it, the library might have noted the demand for the book and ordered a second copy.
Los Angeles County has created an Office of Diversion and Reentry to train thousands of professional staff to help those being released from county jail.
With just 500 staff, and only a handful of overseas representatives, a foreign policy apparatus meant to embody the collective will of 27 EU governments is outspent and out-staffed by most small African countries.
There are differences, too, in the relationship between policymakers and their staff, which also influences a central bank’s independence.
At the Fed, the staff present their own economic forecasts to the FOMC, without input from the policymakers who set the interest rate.
So it is encouraging that the BoE is experimenting with a platform that enables a wider variety of views to be heard: a blog called Bank Underground (a reference to the Tube station beneath the Bank’s headquarters) that publishes posts by junior staff challenging – or supporting – prevailing policy.
Admiral Victor Kravchenko, the chief of the Navy staff, argued that the main threat to Russia is the US Navy.
No sooner had Sri Lanka’s military crushed the Tamil Tigers – who ran a de facto state for more than two decades in the north and east – than Rajapaksa removed Fonseka as army chief to appoint him to the new, largely ceremonial post of chief of defense staff.
Thirty African governments have ratified the ICC’s governing statute, and several of the Court’s 18 judges hail from Africa, as does a substantial portion of its staff.
The third faction is an “oligarchic” business-oriented group led by Putin’s chief of staff Alexander Voloshin, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov and the secretive oil and aluminum tycoon Roman Abramovich, perhaps Russia’s richest man at age 33.
Recently, I attended an IMF-organized workshop in Beijing that brought together Chinese officials, academics, international analysts, and IMF staff to discuss how best to catalyze household consumption in China.
It is funded through the BIS, which also seconds its small staff.
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