Sentence examples for devising the policy from inspiring English sources

He said new rules on executive pay, including the European Union's bonus cap, had made devising the policy difficult.

Like most education initiatives from New Labour, they obviously spent more time thinking up the name than in devising the policy.

However, Walmart has no plans to disclose which chemicals are on either list, according to Rob Kaplan, Walmart's director of product sustainability, who says protecting intellectual property was a key concern in devising the policy.

The White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, said only three days ago that the administration did not favour prosecutions of those who had devised the policy, and Gibbs echoed that on Monday.

Whereas the president said on Monday that he wanted the Attorney General to make the determination on prosecuting "those who formulated those legal decisions" on torture, his chief of staff insisted on Sunday that, "those who devised the policy... should not be prosecuted..."...

And if an important goal is to determine who devised the policies, a push to prosecute might only persuade past officials to lawyer up and clam up.

The president did not intend to prosecute Bush administration officials who devised the policies that led to such interrogations, his chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, said yesterday.

They are content to let other ministries at home devise the policies needed to meet their targets (targets which these ministries in turn politely ignore).In this section Out of Africa Too much hot air Eye to eye?

In other words, while the investigations could conceivably expand over time, in the beginning stages at least the lawyers who devised the policies would be off the hook.

JNK led the design of the MSK functional limitations index, wrote the paper and contributed to devising the analytic policy.

As the group's chief policy architect, Mr. Shater is overseeing the blueprint for the new Egypt, negotiating with its current military rulers over their future role, shaping its relations with Israel and a domestic Christian minority, and devising the economic policies the Brotherhood hopes will revive Egypt's moribund economy.