The phrase "a standing policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a policy that is established and remains in effect until it is changed or revoked.
Example: "The company has a standing policy that all employees must complete their training within the first month of employment."
Alternatives: "an established policy" or "a fixed policy".
The theater will have a standing policy of allowing nondisruptive cell use during performances, he said, and will perhaps distribute small screens to patrons to place on their phones and dim the light.
With the atomic bomb, however, and a standing policy of presidential first-use of nuclear weapons, a single U.S. leader could annihilate millions at the push of a button.
Cheney told ABC TV: "We've not done any business in Iraq since UN sanctions were imposed on Iraq in 1990, and I had a standing policy that I wouldn't do that".
But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, under which the national institute operates, declined to comment on the end of Dr. Howard's term, saying it had a standing policy of not discussing personnel issues.
And a tweet alone doesn't change a standing policy. .
As a standing policy, we do not link to candidate websites, so you'll have to seek out Jon Ossoff's site on your own, however.].
"That's always been an absolutely standing policy.
You can't turn people good by deploying practices of torture and punishment as a matter of standing policy.
Additionally, his last minute judgment was not only prejudicial to the outcome of the election but a violation of standing policy designed to avoid such.
So that position in fact represents a very radical reversal of standing policy that has been wholly bipartisan, or had been until the GOP went into High Jihad mode these past couple of years.
The government now insists that it will take on all militants, regardless of their affiliation, marking a break with a long-standing policy of hitting some, making peace with others, and supporting those who remain.
