The phrase "a respected policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that is held in high regard or is widely acknowledged for its effectiveness or fairness.
Example: "The organization has implemented a respected policy that promotes diversity and inclusion in the workplace."
Alternatives: "an esteemed policy" or "a valued policy."
Nevertheless, symbols are important in Japan, and Government leaders recognized they had discarded a respected policy at their peril.
Last summer, a respected policy expert from the Brookings Institution spoke at a large meeting.
Klein joined the paper at age 24, having already established himself as a respected policy blogger at The American Prospect and as founder of the now-shuttered Journolist.
As a respected policy expert and commentator, Atkinson has testified numerous times before the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, and he appears frequently on news and public affairs programs.
Danny O'Brien, international director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which reviewed an early draft of the treaty, said that the whistleblower protections enshrined in the text wouldn't be as necessary if transparency on collection methods was a respected policy among world governments — but it is not.
The White House has pulled back from nominating a respected foreign policy expert to be the U.S. ambassador to South Korea after he expressed concerns over policy decisions related to North Korea, according to a report Tuesday in The Washington Post.
The White House has pulled back from nominating a respected foreign policy expert to be the U.S. ambassador to South Korea after he expressed concerns over policy decisions related to North Korea, according to a report Tuesday in The Washington Post.
The survey, the latest in a series from the Commonwealth Fund, is being published today on the Web site of Health Affairs, a respected health policy journal.
Demos, a respected progressive policy group that studies elections and voting, has found that turnout rates are up to 12 percentage points higher in states allowing same-day registration compared with those that don't.
A report published last month by a respected public policy think tank argued that the costs of Australia's solar boom will outweigh the benefits to the tune of $9 billion by the time solar incentives are phased out in 2028.
