Sentence examples for exceptional policy from inspiring English sources

Military service below the executive level may be germane to our assessment of a candidate's character, but I find it hard to see anything offensive in questioning whether it necessarily imbues one with exceptional policy judgement.

This is an exceptional policy that only allows for it when the development can be seen as not just sustainable but positively contributing to things like biodiversity". Could other planning authorities follow Pembrokeshire?

In the hypercompetitive 21st century, where every Apple is only one algorithm away from becoming a BlackBerry, paying the lowest possible taxes is not the exceptional policy of one particularly greedy chief executive — it is what every executive seeks to do to keep his job.

Exceptional policy responses around the globe--including macroeconomic stimulus and financial sector intervention--indeed helped avoid the worst.

Guns are another area where New York has always pleaded exceptional circumstances to justify exceptional policies.

This exceptional team also implemented three exceptional policies: Meritocracy, Pragmatism and Honesty.

Participating schools may or may not have exceptional policies and procedures already in place to deal with student mental health, but the goal is ultimately that these schools will represent the gold standard for such policies in higher education.

National party policy on natural disasters states: "The Nationals maintain that some droughts, fires and floods are truly exceptional, and no land manager can be fully prepared.

Human rights group Amnesty International warned of a "crackdown of exceptional proportions", including measures to censor media outlets and journalists, some of them critical of government policy.

Longitudinal studies were few in number, as were studies about exceptional populations, policy, and interventions.

However, under the IMF's "exceptional access" policy there are, in principle, virtually no limits on lending.