Sentence examples for deviations from policy from inspiring English sources

For any other exceptions or deviations from policy: The student must petition the Director of Graduate Studies and the Graduate Committee prior to taking the course in question.

Although deviations from policy are sometimes unavoidable, PIs are cautioned that when SPO does not have adequate time to review a complete proposal, the proposal is at much greater risk for submission failure, rejection without review, and low funding priority scores.

ITT is strongly recommended since it preserves the randomization process and allows for non-compliance and deviations from policy [50].

Although this analysis is preliminary, it raises legitimate doubts on the credibility of forest "credits" accounted as a result of deviations from policy assumptions that are essentially not reviewable from a technical point of view (a review of policy assumption may be perceived as a policy judgment, not acceptable under a review process, e.g. [19]).

More serious deviations from policy were apparent when an entire district, for example, gave cash to women delivering at home.

For example, intention-to-treat analysis is advocated because it preserves the randomization process and allows for noncompliance and deviations from policy by clinicians [ 50].

Our analysis of provisional results (for 2013 2016) for the EU forest reference levels under the Kyoto Protocol indicates that most of the anticipated 110 120 Mt CO2/year of forest credits (capped at 70 80 Mt CO2/year, equal to about 1.3% of 1990 EU total emissions) do not reflect real mitigation actions but mostly deviations from policy-assumed increases of harvest that failed to materialise.

This policy was in place at the time these events occurred and no deviations from our policy were identified.

Deviations from this policy will result in university disciplinary action.

They must even tell the treasury of any deviations from expenses policy on minutiae such as travel, Christmas parties and conferences.

Mr Taylor's research suggests that the ECB's deviations from "optimal" policy have been closely correlated with America's short-term interest rates.