The phrase "alter policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications to existing policies within an organization or system.
Example: "The management team decided to alter policy regarding remote work to accommodate employee needs."
Alternatives: "modify policy" or "revise policy".
But he had yet to alter policy on the ground regarding Kentucky's sizable slave population.
Advocates for families affected by autism say the findings underscore the need to raise public awareness and alter policy.
"They didn't believe in democracy so they built a system that meant even if people voted for change, it was hard to alter policy," she said.
The prince has for some years been accused of meddling in government affairs and seeking to influence ministers to alter policy.
Moreover, new economic data, geopolitical events and developments in financial markets could significantly alter policy considerations over the course of seven days.
But could the accountants have organized and responded to their crisis the way some gay men eventually did, using their professional skills to alter policy and in the process change their culture?
"But the nature of these regimes also limits the ability of external actors to alter policies".
That would mean giving the European Commission the means to cajole governments to alter policies in areas such as pensions, labor markets, privatization and company taxation.
Its aim, says Jasjit Singh, a defence expert, would not be "a grand victory but sustained pressure that will slowly alter policies".
For her part, Keener says that the White House effort has helped drive local regulatory decisions and government interest, including a ruling by a local water board to alter policies in light of predictions of future dry conditions.
Both the United States and South Korea face presidential elections next year, and a change in leadership could also alter policies toward North Korea.
