Sentence examples for disputed policy from inspiring English sources

Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists, who has tracked government classification policies for two decades, said such secrecy about a disputed policy is "a kind of self-inflicted autism that cuts decision makers off from the input they need, both from inside the government and outside".

The problem with a lot of the discussion around this issue is that people who cover politics don't like to make judgments about disputed policy issues.

The net effect is to not only further constrain the domestic public health policy mechanisms available to signatory governments (i.e. reduce their 'policy space'), but to also greatly expand the power of TRCCs and representative governments to dispute policies enacted by governments to prevent or control NCDs.

Interestingly, the nurses at these clinics did not appear to dispute policies or guidelines that unnecessarily restricted their practice, perhaps in part because they felt unsure about their nursing responsibilities in relation to STI care, and what they were "allowed" to do and what they were "not allowed" to do.

The AA's head of road policy disputed the research telling the paper that white lines saved lives.

An American official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of his agency's policy, disputed accusations that Afghan legal authority was a sham.

Parents who dispute language policies in schools have been known to get threatening phone calls.

Democrats and Republicans, conservatives and liberals should legitimately dispute which policies best advance that bedrock commitment.

There are proper channels for disputing such policies, but attacking government funding is not one of them.

Other sources, however, disputed that reversal of policy almost immediately, declaring the condemnation still in effect.

Department Director Phyllis Cheng disputed claims that the policy requiring the governor's sign-off is hampering the resolution of complaints.