Sentence examples for definite policy from inspiring English sources
The prominent part played by the Japanese in supporting the revolutionists coincident with the Japanese Government's friendly assurances to Peking is construed as evidence of a definite policy to promote a division in the hope of removing the possible menace of a strong, awakened China.
"We have a clear and definite policy.
Not a talkfest, but a clear and definite policy which can deliver the 5% greenhouse gas reduction target by 2020".
In the absence of a definite policy response, concerns are intensifying that the euro zone crisis could send punishing shockwaves throughout the world's financial system.
He removed U.S. marines from Haiti, abrogated the Platt amendment that gave Washington a say over Cuban affairs, and declared that "the definite policy of the United States from now on is one opposed to armed intervention".
Funders should make it a definite policy for grant- holders to locate projects in the rural areas.
The constant and continued glorification of drugs in articles and fiction, the continuing effort to downgrade the "establishment," the encouragement of hatred of authority, the playing up of Negro problems all seem part of a definite editorial policy almost subversive in its objective.
Frequent monitoring of susceptibility patterns of MRSA and the formulation of a definite antibiotic policy maybe helpful in decreasing the incidence of MRSA infection.
To combat this progressive MRSA prevalence trend in these hospitals, a regular surveillance of hospital associated infection, monitoring of antibiotic susceptibility pattern and formulation of definite antibiotic policy may be helpful.
Thus, regular surveillance of hospital associated infections and antibiotic sensitivity pattern of MRSA; and formulation of definite antibiotic policy may be helpful for reducing the incidence of MRSA infection.
While the existence of these draft policies indicates definite awareness of the policies needed to support STI, particularly health innovation, the stagnation of the bills has slowed down the process of strengthening the policy framework.
