The phrase "an internal policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidelines or rules that are established within an organization for its internal operations.
Example: "The company has implemented an internal policy to ensure data security and employee confidentiality."
Alternatives: "a company policy" or "an organizational guideline".
But it does have an internal policy stating that officials without warrants are not allowed into its shelters.
Ms. Ching said that under an internal policy called "operating instructions," the federal Immigration and Naturalization Service does not seek to deport illegal immigrants involved in labor disputes.
Ashley Hurst, partner, Olswang In my experience, people get too bogged down in what an internal policy document or flow chart says rather than applying basic common sense.
3.29pm: Wallis says the NoW didn't have an internal policy over whether to pixellate photographs of people involved in police raids.
In 1983, the head of the Department of Correction made an internal policy change that in effect made the policy retroactive, Ms. Pearson said.
According to the American Civil Liberties Union, which brought the action against the Defense Department, the half pay was the result of an internal policy adopted in 1991.
Once the decision came under scrutiny, Verizon allowed the text program to go forward, calling the initial decision "an incorrect interpretation of a dusty internal policy," but it did not disavow its legal power to reject messages.
programs — only basic, general politician-related programs (Mitt Romney, Hillary Clinton, etc).." In yesterday's statement, Mr. Nelson called that "an incorrect interpretation of a dusty internal policy" that "was designed to ward against communications such as anonymous hate messaging and adult materials sent to children".
The report found that a new internal policy was introduced afterwards, but that transactions continued to occur.
T-Mobile had put emphasis on younger riders and took a strict internal policy for drug testing, going so far as to fire a rider earlier this season.
"After a year of the National Science Foundation NSFF) resisting calls for more public accountability, the agency's last-minute announcement of a new internal policy is too little too late," Smith writes.
