Sentence examples for contention policy from inspiring English sources
Contention policy proposals for DSA systems are still under development in current literature.
Davis had turned around Miami's football program and put the team back in championship contention; Policy and Lerner hoped he could do the same in Cleveland.
Most think tanks keep an eye out for and, indeed, welcome academic work which, in their eyes anyway, supports whatever contention or policy they are trying hard to push.
In addition to tribal-affiliation stickers — I Like This Band; I Root for That Sports Team; I Graduated From the Following Institution of Higher Learning — many bumper stickers attempt the more ambitious business of broadcasting some point of view on a matter of public contention, geopolitical policy or even a philosophical mode of being.
Not very, says Jennifer Rubin at Contentions, the policy and politics blog for Commentary magazine.
In such a process, MSs transmit pseudonoise (PN) sequences generated from a shift register in specific regions of the uplink reserved for this purpose by the BS in a contention-based policy.
Proxy Monitor hoists a flag for the contention that social policy shareholder activism can be discounted, for any number of reasons.
His main sources of contention were party policy on tuition fees, foundation hospitals, anti-terrorist measures that he regarded as anti-libertarian and the Iraq war.
Late in the week the prime minister added another contention: Labor's policy would also benefit wealthier investors at the expense of modest investors.
The main point of contention is fiscal policy, which to date has been very loose, with a primary budget deficit (that is, excluding interest payments on debt) of 6.6% of GDP.
The working party's job would be to advise on how best to do that; the immediate upshot was that a vote in 1993 saw off the anti-hunting lobby, on the basis that the issue was for Parliament to decide rather than the trust, though it has remained a matter of contention and changing policy since.
