Sentence examples similar to deviations to the policy from inspiring English sources
Republicans, meanwhile, so defined themselves as tax-slashing conservatives in better times that they seem loath now to consider any deviations from the policy, for fear that their own grass-roots activists will revolt.
In the Soviet Union the security police acted to check any deviation from the policy of the party or state.
In the event of such an approved deviation from the policy, the mean GPA of any course should not exceed 3.65.
"We do not tolerate deviations from the policies that govern who we are and what we do as sailors in the United States Navy," Bonelli said.
"We do not tolerate deviations from the policies that govern who we are and what we do as sailors in the United States Navy," Deputy Commander of Naval Special Warfare Command, Rear Admiral Garry Bonelli told the Associated Press.
The policy-experts provide a detailed guidance to reach the policy objectives, allowing little deviation in planning and implementation, however taking into consideration local particularities, input and voices of objection, also allowing for some peripheral participation, variation and adaptation to an extent such that the end outputs remain within the prescribed margins.
In some cases, the unique situation of an individual patient could lead to deviations from the general policy.
Data suggest that the conditional cash transfer to women was more clearly understood, but there were still some issues of confusion that led to deviations from the stated policy.
While both simplified equations may produce significant errors in deriving unlevered asset betas, the percentage deviation to realistic (discontinuous) financing policies is smaller under the ME assumptions than under the ones of the MM model.
Deviations largely referred to the lack of policy enforcement in hospital grounds.
