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… sync and with the authority to let planes take off and, at times, ground planes that are flying off course. OMB’s key … sync and with the authority to let planes take off and, at times, ground planes that are flying off course. OMB’s key … - page 44
… be reversed. The budget should also include sufficient full-time equivalent (FTE) employees to form regulatory advance … be reversed. The budget should also include sufficient full-time equivalent (FTE) employees to form regulatory advance … - page 49
… (including those disguised as “guidance”) on an accelerated timeline. To leverage the CRA’s power to the maximum extent, … actions could be packaged and voted on at the same time. Immediate and robust use of the CRA would allow the … (including those disguised as “guidance”) on an accelerated timeline. To leverage the CRA’s power to the maximum extent, … - page 50
… coordination with multiple agencies to achieve measurable, time-defined milestones. Chapter Executive Office of the … coordination with multiple agencies to achieve measurable, time-defined milestones. … In organizing (by means of … - page 51
… by the broader NSC and relevant agencies and ensure timely responses to decisions made by the President. The … by the broader NSC and relevant agencies and ensure timely responses to decisions made by the President. The … - page 51
… of economic advice. However, this role has diminished over time as its policy appraisal and especially formulation and … of economic advice. However, this role has diminished over time as its policy appraisal and especially formulation and … - page 56
… projects and programs are risky, complex, expensive, and time consuming—although commercial space innovations are … projects and programs are risky, complex, expensive, and time consuming—although commercial space innovations are … - page 57
… as to vindicate the strong public interest in effective and timely agency action. Chapter Executive Office of the … as to vindicate the strong public interest in effective and timely agency action. … The President should instruct the … - page 58
… - 977 Past Vice Presidents have also spent significant time abroad serving as a type of brand ambassador for the … 63 … Past Vice Presidents have also spent significant time abroad serving as a type of brand ambassador for the … - page 63
… bonuses) for mid-level managers and senior executives. But time ran out on President Carter before the act could be … bonuses) for mid-level managers and senior executives. But time ran out on President Carter before the act could be … - page 68
… did so for years, but it has proven difficult in recent times to select personnel based on their knowledge, skills, … did so for years, but it has proven difficult in recent times to select personnel based on their knowledge, skills, … - page 68
… Executive Order 13839" requiring agencies to reduce the time for employees to improve performance before corrective … are obligated to make employees improve; to reduce the time for employees to respond to allegations of poor … Executive Order 13839" requiring agencies to reduce the time for employees to improve performance before corrective … - page 68
The Case for the Export-Import Bank
… relying on export credit financing at different points in time, depending on economic conditions. Chapter The Case for … relying on export credit financing at different points in time, depending on economic conditions. … “Bank of Boeing.” … - page 726
… (accessed February 22, 2023). 14. Sallie James, “Time to X Out the Ex-Im Bank,” Cato Institute, Herbert A. … (accessed February 22, 2023). 14. Sallie James, “Time to X Out the Ex-Im Bank,” Cato Institute, Herbert A. … - page 728
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