Sentence examples for a policy published from inspiring English sources

But the Federal agency has determined that the injections were a violation of a policy, published in October 1984, which said that companies must notify the agency of any experiments involving genetically engineered chemicals that are not conducted in a facility designed to contain the microbes, such as a laboratory, greenhouse or growth chamber.

When asked about the existence of a formal written policy regarding employee influenza vaccination, a reference was generally made to a policy published by the state health department, which states that the uptake of the influenza vaccine by HCWs is "highly recommended".

"We have now got a clear policy, published, about how we deal with those - which is people should appeal properly and those people who have been refused are not allowed to stay here.

On Friday, April 15 , 2016 a new policy published by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) took effect.

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis has changed church teaching about the death penalty, saying in a new policy published Thursday that it is always "inadmissible" because it "attacks" the inherent dignity of all humans.

In 2008, a 'Presidential Task Team' proposed a national ATM policy, published in the Government Gazette, and the public was invited to 'submit any substantiated comments' (19).

Last June, the New York, New Jersey & Connecticut Regional Plan Association's "America 2050" program, which takes a broad look at national infrastructure planning and policy, published an analysis of NEPA that bore some startling statistics.

Elliot Schrage, Facebook's head of communication and policy, published a blog post detailing the company's decision to hire Definers Public Affairs, a Republican opposition research firm, and why it aimed its effort at the company's critics, including Soros.

A DWP evaluation of the policy, published last month, found it was not achieving its intended purpose of freeing up larger houses for families.

That article can be read here, along with other material, including an Economics focus on trade policy, published this week online only.

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