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The general principles by which a government is guided in its management of public affairs, or the legislature in its measures. A general term used to describe all contracts of insurance. As applied to a law, ordinance, or Rule of Law, the general purpose or tendency considered as directed to the welfare or prosperity of the state or community. policy (Contract), noun agreement, arrangement, contractual obligation, contractual statement, insurance contract, legal document, mutual agreement, mutual underraking, obligation, pact, schedule, understanding Associated concepts: insurance policy policy (Plan of action), noun approach, consilium, course, course of action, course of conduct, doctrine, essablished order, fundamental principles, general guidelines, general principles, governing course of action, governing plan, governing principle, line, line of action, line of connuct, management, manner of proceeding, method, mode of management, party line, plan, plan of campaign, polity, prescribed form, principles, procedure, proposal, proposed action, proposition, rule of accion, scheme, stratagem, ways Associated concepts: public policy See also: course, direction, guide, platform, polity, practice, principle, procedure, process, program, rule, scheme, strategy, system POLICY, PUBLIC. By public policy is meant that which the law encourages for
the promotion of the public good.
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In addition to the tour, Mitch Peele with the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Public Policy group, and Ron Galvin, executive vice president of the North Carolina Association of Nurserymen, gave presentations on how the ornamental industry has a significant economic impact on the state's economy. Glassman, a journalist, launched a dot-com--Tech Central Station--that looks, walks, and quacks like a public policy group but in fact is chiefly an influence-peddling mouthpiece for its corporate sponsors. California, anchor of the Left Coast, received some props late last week from an unlikely source, a Right Coast-based public policy group. |
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