Sentence examples for disconnection policy from inspiring English sources

Named "Operation Reconnect", the protest focused on increasing awareness of the Church of Scientology's disconnection policy.

For companies with more than 50 employees, employers will have to draw up a charter outlining the company's "disconnection" policy, in consultation with worker representatives.

He and his parents lost touch with the majority of their extended family as a result of the church's "disconnection" policy of cutting off friends and family who are critical of the religion.

The network, supported by unions, co-operatives and campaigners, operates a "no disconnections" policy – vital, given that 20,000 people in Berlin were cut off last year.

Implementation has often been problematic (12), and utilization remains limited in many settings (13), with a consequent disconnection between policy, practice, and research (14– 14).

This paper focuses on the risk of disconnection between policies and practices in the field of culture.

There exists a disconnection between evolving policies in the policy arenas of mental health, housing, and income support in Canada.

But the disconnection between the policy players in those movies and the guys in "The Hurt Locker" and "Restrepo" seems absolute.

Hence, the creation of policy disconnection is also achieved at the interpersonal level when fending off a complainant's concerns.

On the whole, the disconnection existing between housing policy, income support policies, and mental health policies adversely impacts the lives of many of those these policies were meant to improve.

The anchor John Roberts asked Davis about the church's policy of "disconnection," in which members are encouraged to separate themselves from friends or family members who criticize Scientology.