Sentence examples for exercised policy from inspiring English sources

The question of how to deal with piracy has vexed media executives, exercised policy makers and polarized the public debate in many countries.

But they do not take into account the often more intricate facts, nor whether we would actually choose to exercise policy differently outside the EU.

The question of how many universal reviews are required, and at which ages, to form an effective and efficient service through which to reliably deliver early identification of health and developmental problems and provide universally relevant health promotion advice and parenting support, and from which to target additional support to families most in need, continues to exercise policy makers.

Thus, the constitutive power of discourse is exercised in policy texts and interpretations of policy.

However, we believe caution should be exercised, when policy for switching from brand-name to generic psychotropic medications are made.

Caution should be exercised when policy for switching from brand-name to generic psychotropic medications are made, especially when using medications off label, in extremes of age and in those patients with co-morbid complicating factors such as intellectual disability.

Previously, we obtain the executive's optimal exercise policy from the subjective valuation that is necessary for the objective one, or fair value.

This, too, is an effective constraint on the way the court exercises its policy judgment.

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.

Yeah, I'm afraid so! [Laughs.] And the central bank is going to exercise discretionary policy because bureaucrats want to be important.

Yeah, I'm afraid so! [Laughs.] And the central bank is going to exercise discretionary policy because bu-reaucrats want to be important.