Sentence examples for a double policy from inspiring English sources

As regards language education, the Ministry of Education has adopted a double policy toward the Arabs: for Arabic as a mother tongue and for Hebrew for Arabic speakers.

After the War of the Oranges, Portugal adopted a double policy.

It is against this background that we should pursue a double track policy — redefining nuclear deterrence and the needed capabilities, and developing a concept for nuclear arms control which reflects current political objectives and strategic realities.

Mr Ustaran believes a double click policy "would be fatal to online commerce".

35 In England, 85% of NHS hospitals have a double checking policy for intravenous doses.

By endorsing the ill-advised and divisive United Nations' war against Katanga, we approved what amounts to a double-standard policy by the United Nations and opposed the serious interests of England, France, Portugal, and the Netherlands.

After defeat in the War of the Oranges in 1801, Portugal adopted a double-sided policy.

Overall, 85% of hospitals had a double-checking policy for intravenous medication and 58% for other specified drugs.

When the Lisbon Treaty (or rather its predecessor, the EU constitution) was drafted, the people who came up with the idea of a "double hatted" foreign policy chief who would speak for the national governments and the European Commission made a terrible mistake.

Acta Politica follows a double blind review policy, and our acceptance rate stands at about 35percentnt, ensuring that all the articles we publish meet high academic standards.

Research shows that existing microinsurers are generally positive about their environment and prospects, with some projecting a doubling in policies, in the many tens of thousands, annually.