Sentence examples for defined policies from inspiring English sources

Clearly defined policies and procedures are essential for efficient operation and maintenance of any railroad — military or civilian.

So far, Japan's new government has not defined policies that could restore economic growth and lift the country out of its funk.

That is one reason why, though debate and disagreement abound during this election season, in the midst of the fray there's remarkably little argument; postures and personalities are engaged in battle, not clearly defined policies or political ideas.

If the respondent's litigation expenses are to be denied deduction, it must be because allowance of the deduction would frustrate the sharply defined policies of 39 U.S.C. 259 and 732, 39 U.S.C.A. §§ 259, 732, which authorize the Postmaster General to issue fraud orders.

Like most universities and teaching hospitals in this country, my employer has well defined policies to deal with problems in pregnancy and maternity leave for everyone--except postdocs.

In fact, network administrators can route traffic based on defined policies such as health or geographic requirements and the traffic will move to the designated zone automatically based on those policies.

They render almost impossible a clearly defined policy.

Same thing in foreign policy and social (properly defined) policy.

Such equations -- involving geography, economic interest, historical ties, strategic aims and emotional sympathies -- defined policy.

Under this view, the proper level of government action is not determined by reference to a defined policy area, but by reference to a defined policy objective.

With a more defined policy, though, Mr. Delgado said an exchange rate was likely to emerge.