Sentence examples for expressed policy from inspiring English sources

Extreme views were passionately expressed, policy positions maintained and pressure from party leaders withstood.

Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority, said the women suing Wal-Mart could not show that they would receive "a common answer to the crucial question, why was I disfavored?" He noted that the company, the nation's largest private employer, operated some 3,400 stores, had an expressed policy forbidding discrimination and granted local managers substantial discretion.

The simple answer is the decision made by many platforms to silence voices that violate the expressed policies of the platforms they're using.

On the other hand, we introduce implicit (what can be defined as "implied though not directly expressed") policies which are not enforced by the IAM system itself (e.g. due to lack of suitable technical means or disproportional implementation effort).

TI notes that it is itself a lobby group, and expressing policy preferences is part of democracy.

But he said Mr. Kerry respected the process as a way for employees "to express policy views candidly and privately to senior leadership".

In[1], a policy-enabled handover (HO) to express policies on what is the best wireless system is proposed.

Heimbach attended meetings with the K.G.L. staffers but almost never expressed a policy preference or revealed White House thinking.

By contrast, Corbyn's supporters justifiably expect their views on nuclear disarmament to be expressed as policy.

But he has also expressed a policy of zero tolerance for the flow of Africans crossing surreptitiously into Israel from the Egyptian Sinai.

Based on the expressed broker policy, PuLSar can undertake the optimisation attributes management.