Sentence examples for develop their own policy from inspiring English sources

Throughout the past decade several departments such as education, culture and sport have been decentralised, allowing regions to develop their own policy.

Individual countries can then develop their own policies for increasing provision of these services, ensured of compensation if they do so.

DEVOLUTION of power from Westminster to assemblies in Edinburgh and Cardiff was always meant to allow Scotland and Wales to develop their own policies.

In fact, according to the government Web site: "Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether or not to accept cash unless there is a state law which says otherwise.

The devices have theoretically been available on the NHS for just over a year, following advice that they could improve peoples lives and lead to money being saved, although clinical commissioning groups can develop their own policies about funding for the technology.

They are considered to be self-organizing, and to "resist government steering, develop their own policies and mould their environments" (Rhodes 2000: 61).

The statement said the government had also given almost £3m to charities providing state-of-the-art materials on cyberbullying and added: "We have told schools to access these to develop their own policies".

"That investment [in the U.S. market], along with proposed legislation like the Gardner-Warren bill, which allows states to develop their own policies on cannabis, will lead to job creation and further strengthen our economy," he said.

Proposition 10 would repeal that law, allowing local governments to develop their own policies.

After the transfer the British started to develop their own policies towards the now united Gold Coast possessions.

Decentralization is a major feature of its constitution, which allows local churches to develop their own policies.