Sentence examples for apparently policy from inspiring English sources

Apparently, policy makers need to be convinced about the reality of unmet needs and the fact that simple and affordable interventions are available.

However, some countries adapted apparently successful policy measures from other countries and there have been relatively strong adjustments of existing policy measures.

The Portuguese began their apparently beneficial policy only after commissioning research from respected academics.

This is apparently a policy directive from the courts service, the government department that administers the courts.

Apart from, apparently, the policy of getting rid of Johnson himself just 10 months after his last sacking, by Bristol City.

"The low discipline levels that we first identified last year have now apparently become policy," Mr. Case said.

Since the United States has never honored that commitment, apparently the policy is to pick and choose which commitments to honor and which to ignore.

Being one, I would like to suggest a return to an apparently abandoned policy of briefly stating the credentials of any writer who is not on staff.

There is apparently a policy in Vietnam of never letting any big gun remain silent for more than twenty-four hours, and the artillery on many bases fires a certain number of rounds every evening.

"What we have in the CSFB material is that it's apparently company policy to pitch to prospective banking clients the fact that they would shade the analysis," Mr. Galvin said.

He also complained strongly about the way Labour marked the publication of the IPPR's Condition of Britain report by using it to announce an apparently punitive policy about the withdrawal of benefits from some 18 to 21-year-olds.