Sentence examples for blow policy from inspiring English sources

So, a misplaced blow Policy Exchange, but a useful one in some ways.

Improvements to the council's whistle-blowing policy.

The trust said it had its own "comprehensive whistle-blowing policy" and encouraged staff to use it "in absolute confidence".

She is also supposed to determine whether the BBC's child protection and whistle-blowing policies are adequate.

Another interesting point is around recommendations around whistle-blowing policies.

Evidence from the British Medical Journal from 2010 showed that while most trusts do have whistle-blowing policies, many were written in a way that did not do enough to encourage staff to come forward.

It is essential that UNICEF and partners develop and adhere to a strict child safeguarding policy that includes background checks for prospective partners, employees and volunteers; a code of conduct; initial and refresher training; the identification of emergency focal points; internal referral protocols; whistle blowing policies; and guidance on the collection, use and storing of sensitive data.

Events like the Oceanic Viking incident were poorly handled, the adverse High Court decision on the government's agreement with Malaysia was a blow and policy had to be shaped and reshaped in the face of rising arrival numbers.

John King: The Court striking down that mandate is a dramatic blow to the policy and to the President, politically.

Republicans may not have scored a knockout blow on the policy elements of the debt ceiling debate.

Standard Life yesterday dealt its 2.3m with-profits policyholders a fresh blow by cutting policy payouts and bonuses.