### police dogs:

Rescue dog
* Most rescue dogs are adults.
* Some rescue dogs are older dogs that had been living with senior citizens who have passed away
  - show no signs whatsoever of abuse
* are police dogs.
* come from a variety of backgrounds, but all dogs can do with more socialization.
* come in all sizes
  - every size, age and color imaginable
* have a unique digestive system.

Policy
* Policies affect the lives of women, men and children.
* Policies are a government, company, or other organization's decision on how to deal with an issue
  - rules that dictate priority, quality of service and access for network traffic
* Policies are statements of common behavioral expectations
  - intent that applies to actions being taken
  - the rules of preference that are assigned either to applications or users on a network
  - ways to choose which activities to perform
  - can change dramatically during social system cycles
  - play a significant role in the effectiveness of strategic planning
* Some policies pay benefits when earnings drop by a certain percentage due to a disability.
  * Well it isn't. This policy, and people will say that this does not apply to templates, categories, etc. because of its scope. Policy is about making it clear. And if this page is about ownership, then it is about about ALL pages concerned.
* achieves development.
* affects distribution.
* aims at stability.
* also can affect inflation directly through people's expectations about future inflation
  - has a role to play in technological development
* applies to information
  - versions
* broad set of guidelines, guiding government and stakeholders in their actions.
* changes behavior
  - conditions
  - economic conditions
  - social behavior
* contributes to crises
  - disasters
  - economic disasters
* course of action adopted or approved by a governing body.
* creates impressions.
* describes procedures.
* encourages development.
* facilitates commerce.
* form of gambling similar to today s state lotteries.
* general statement designed to guide employees' actions in recurring situations.
* generates growth.
* governing principle of management.
* has adverse effects
  - deep roots
  - impact
  - roles
* improves health
  - life
  - productivity
* includes activities
  - answers
* is argumentation
  - contracts
  - documents
  - norms
* is the enactment of politics
  - prism through which voters judge character
  - proactive way of applying security to a product
  - viewed as a tool in shaping opportunities and outcomes
* makes senses.
* plan of action
  - or course of action designed to direct implementation decisions
* process as well as a product.
* promotes development.
* provides coverage
  - protection
* reflects reality.
* relates to environmental issues
  - services
* requires actions
  - workers
* seeks goals.
* set of general rules for handling traffic
  - rules and regulations which decision-makers establish to achieve a stated goal
* social activity and societies value more than cost efficiency.
* statement of business rules
  - intent, it provides a vision and stipulates what one wants to achieve
* supports behavior
  - healthy behavior

### policy:

Activism
* is policy.
* mobilizes people to act as a united group to increase their power to affect change.

### policy | activism:

Judicial activism
* means failing to defend the Constitution.
* potential problem in any legal or political system.

Shareholder activism
* aims to improve corporate performance and thus enhance returns.
* continues to play an important role in ethical issues.
* is one facet of what proponents call socially responsible investing.
* operates on making incremental progress every year.
* plays a huge role in socially responsible investments.

Antitrust policy
* has more than a century of honorable history in the United States.
* plays the role of ensuring that competition flourishes.