Sentence examples for by introducing a policy from inspiring English sources

India's success in 1983 democratised cricket in two ways - by introducing a policy of rotating venues and giving other teams the confidence to aspire for victory.

As a result, they decided to hide their political motives by introducing a policy to compulsorily retire all general officers with more than 25 years of service.

This tendency could be restrained by introducing a regularizing policy entropy term.

Policy makers have responded to concerns over declining levels of biodiversity by introducing a range of policy measures including agri-environment and wildlife management schemes.

In case supply has a random yield, one way to reduce supply chain loss is by introducing a dynamic pricing policy, with the aim of manipulating demand in the market while inducing the customer to buy substitute products temporarily.

In this paper, we extend this argument by introducing a set of separate policy mixes for each industry type, which appears most capable of providing the key resources required for catching-up: knowledge, market access, financial investment and technology legitimacy.

An online petition set-up in response to the abuse called on Twitter to take "a zero tolerance policy" by introducing a report button and reviewing its terms and conditions on abusive behaviour "to reflect an awareness of the complexity of violence against women, and the multiple oppressions women face".

He points to Colombia's capital, Bogotá, as a city that successfully tackled crippling traffic jams and increased bicycle use by introducing a range of sustainable transport policies.

The roots of the problem go back to the early 1970s when Scotland Yard's then new commissioner, Sir Robert Mark, appointed with a brief to stamp out corruption in the police service, began by introducing an "open door" policy towards the press.

By introducing an innovative taxonomy of policy knowledge, this paper aims to argue that a specific policy community can 'survive' by strategically using a 'cognitive monopoly' of some of the relevant policy knowledge for megaprojects.

The Pars' website said: "The club are also fully investigating all costs and savings that would be made by introducing an all-ticket entry policy on match days.