Sentence examples for clarify a policy from inspiring English sources

Adrian Ramsay spoke from the Greens' spring conference in Liverpool and said government policies were building over the Green Belt and destroying green spaces before he was asked to clarify a policy over an "optimum population for the UK".

In June, Wake County's school board clarified a policy that grants school police special access to campus to conduct school-related duties, school board member James Martin said in an email.

The dispute resulted in a decision to redact the ID numbers and clarify a formal policy allowing the public to request absentee voter information.

John Gesmonde, a lawyer for Mr. D'Amico, said the principal was within his power to change the handbook in order to clarify a school policy that apparently was misunderstood by many.

But the US has also begun a public-relations campaign to clarify a recent policy change that stopped deportations of people who had previously arrived in the US illegally as children.

At Tuesday's meeting the board is also expected to clarify a new policy that has been a source of considerable anxiety and anger among current academy members -- a plan to strip voting rights from those who are no longer active in the film industry.

Queries were often varied and I would regularly write to government ministers too, to clarify a specific area of policy.

It has adopted a string of new rules and guidelines to clarify its policy intentions, including an inflation target and a conditional vow to hold interest rates near zero until at least mid-2015.

At the same time, US officials sought to clarify US policy after a variety of mixed signals in the administration's first 100 days.

The NIH has promised to clarify its policy in a document soon, but this has not yet been published, and the COGR says that the agency should delay its October deadline until the concerns have been resolved.

Mr. Holder's comments appeared to be an effort to clarify the policy after some news reports last month interpreted his answer to a reporter's question to be a flat assertion that all raids on marijuana growers would cease.