Sentence examples for exercise a policy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shulman said the I.R.S. would exercise "a policy of restraint" when requesting internal tax papers used by corporations to outline and justify their tax positions.

It recognised that this would be an enormous undertaking, and opted to split the task into two parts; the first involved a review of the literature, and the second encompassed a conceptual mapping exercise, a policy review and a consultation exercise.

With regard to the commerce of the city he exercised a policy even more liberal than his predecessor in every respect except as concerned the British.

Greece's right to exercise a "multidimensional foreign policy" while making use of its strategic geopolitical role as an EU and a Balkan country "is non-negotiable", he said.

Add vitamin pills, a calcium supplement to fight osteoporosis, exercise, a no-smoking policy and a low-fat diet, and Ms. Rothman figures that she has done everything she needs to do.

In addition, it can be used as a policy exercise calling for proposals to develop an Arizona water policy that both serves and satisfies all players.

We've already made significant changes to our menu, personalised our exercise regimes and implemented a policy of zero-tolerance on unanswered bells.

But two big changes have turned potential into reality: political parties are polarised along ideological lines and powerful interest groups exercise a veto over policies they dislike.

To gain insight into the policymaking process, including the use of evidence, we have selected the draft nursing practice law in Lebanon as a case study for a policy analysis exercise.

Foster has a Master in Public Policy degree from the Harvard Kennedy School, where he wrote a policy analysis exercise on American and European climate policy on aviation emissions and was executive content editor for the Kennedy School Review.

Which makes you wonder if this is a policy repackaging exercise to move away from the Gonski brand to neutralise an issue owned by Labor which has potent electoral appeal.