flexicurity n.— «The goal is to attract the attention of EU policy makers to the Danish labour market, which is as flexible as the UK labour market. At the same time, employees benefit from a degree of security at a similar level to that...
Mexico City policy n.— «The White House told committee members that Bush “does not support Senate passage” of the bill “in its current form because it includes provisions that would overturn the Administration’s family...
personnel separation n.— «Car-making giant Ford announced massive second quarter losses and explained its policy of “personnel separations.”» —“Ford profits plummet” TheManufacturer.com July 19, 2005...
pathfinder state n.— «One interesting neologism appears in the foreign policy arena: “pathfinder state.” Essentially a new phrase meaning “regional ally,” a pathfinder state is neither a great power nor an emerging...
white space n.— «“Hamilton and ADL have provided extra competition, while Snergy has gone for niche markets,” he said. DEC’s green and white space policy meant that Rapid had to move into a different market area. “We were...
non-paper n. an off-the-record or unofficial presentation of (government) policy. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)