Sentence examples for addressing a policy from inspiring English sources

Addressing a policy conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPACC) in March, Hillary Clinton said, "Iranian provocations, like the recent ballistic missile tests, are... unacceptable and should be answered firmly and quickly, including with more sanctions".

Though Mr. Johnson's lawyers invoked that precedent, the Ninth Circuit disregarded it on the ground that the court in 1968 was addressing a policy that permanently segregated the prison population into whites-only and blacks-only cellblocks.

Mrs Foster will address a Policy Exchange conference on the Union in Westminster today.

During his trip to Washington, the Israeli leader is also scheduled to address a policy conference hosted by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a powerful pro-Israel group.

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The immediate goal is to address a policy adopted by the nation's bishops last June regarding priests accused of sexually abusing minors that the organizers say is unfair and denies priests due-process rights.

With a social impact bond, a private investor funds a program that, if it achieves set goals, will address a policy priority, produce positive social results and save the government money in the long term.

The technical design and conduct of a review may well be excellent, but the findings of a review are unlikely to be useful in decision making if they have not explicitly addressed a policy or management question that is sensible, appropriate and relevant to the issue that a policymaker is considering.

Finally, the social impact bond allowed the government to take serious steps to help find the right mixture of policy prescriptions to address a pressing policy priority in a time of budget constraints.

"Punishing local troops in East Hampton is not a reasonable way to address a national policy".

In a recent study published in the journal Political Behavior, participants were given a list of ways to address a divisive policy issue, such as immigration.