Sentence examples for decides policy for from inspiring English sources

This academic year, the Catholic Education Service, which decides policy for the 2,300 Catholic schools in England and Wales, introduced a certificate of Catholic practice (CCP) to ensure all its schools followed the same admissions policy.

The Judicial Conference, the body of 27 judges that decides policy for the nation's courts, was scheduled to vote on Tuesday on a policy that would put in place software to monitor the computers used by all 30,000 court employees, including about 1,800 life-tenured judges.

Before the Supreme Court decides policy for the system, it might consider the millions of cases it never sees rather than simply focus on the one case it deigns to decide.

"We were uncomfortable with it – it wasn't the way to decide policy for a group of extremely vulnerable people," she said.

Our view is that the executive … has the sole discretion to decide policies for the government.

I try to have a basic yardstick for deciding policy: Who is this benefiting and at what cost?

But the cables also convey a nuanced assessment of the French leader as a somewhat erratic figure with authoritarian tendencies and a penchant for deciding policy on the fly.

I would say the line is between, on the one hand, responsibility for giving an accurate portrayal of the scientific evidence and, on the other, responsibility for deciding policy.

For years, conference really has decided policy.

One of his first foreign-policy acts was to stop charter flights between the islands and the mainland.In 2005, he upped the ante by refusing to send Argentine scientists to the bi-national commission that decides fishing policy for the region, in protest against a new Falklands' law extending fishing permits for up to 25 years.

In New Zealand, quota-holders have begun to form associations to decide the policy for their stock.